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The Glamorization of the Baby Mama and Baby Daddy Culture

I AM WHO I AM / NICOLE CUMMINGS-MORGAN

The Roots of Our Roots: How Braids Became a Cultural Icon for Black People

A learning experience from the legacy of the late Kevin Samuels

Three Black Owned Restaurants You Need to Try All Year Round

Blessing the Rains: The Fetishizing, Stereotyping, and Whitewashing of Africa

History-Making in the LGBT Community by Black People before the 1960s

Teaching Young Black Girls to Love their Hair

“Good hair”: The trials of Black hair representation in beauty schools

The Racist Resurgence of Digital Blackface

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