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THE CARDS The meeting was over. Finally. What had started out as being a somewhat manageable day turned into a...
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The Lockdown Heard Across Campuses #TheVillage On the morning of September 11, 2025, students at several historically Black colleges and...
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Memoir does not begin with a lifetime. It begins with a single moment. The mistake many new writers make is...
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If you’re a creative entrepreneur, you’ve probably heard it before: “You need a platform.” Whether you’re an artist, writer, podcaster,...
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#SelfCareSunday The "Strong Black Woman" is an archetype deeply ingrained in culture and history, often celebrated for her resilience, fortitude,...
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Narrative poetry is the art of storytelling carried through rhythm and line. Unlike purely lyrical verse, which often lingers in...
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Every story has a rhythm. Some novels feel like jazz: improvisational, loose, alive. Others pound like heavy metal, relentless and...
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For too long, the term “starving artist” has hovered over creatives like a curse. It suggests that if you choose...
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This September, fiction is pushing boundaries. It’s surprising us, challenging our expectations, and refusing to play it safe. Whether you're...
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Poetry as Witness We are used to thinking of history as something stored in textbooks, carved into monuments, or sealed...
