Arnelle Williams
A.R. Bernard and Jamaal Bernard: Father-Son Pastors Embrace Social Media To Preach Racial Justice and Keep Hope Alive
Photos from Twitter When New York City’s Times Square Ball dropped, commencing a brand new year and decade, it was highly anticipated that 2020 ...
Fighting Covid-19: With Mixed Signals from Top Leaders, Youth Are Misguided
Artwork by Leah Rodgers It has been more than four months since the novel coronavirus pandemic has uprooted the lives of millions from ...
#Sayhername: Remembering Sandra Bland, Breonna Taylor, and other Black Women Victims
A mural depicting George Floyd, Tony McDade, and Breonna Taylor created by artist Leslie Barlow in Minneapolis, Minnesota. How can police officers dressed in ...
Young People: Charleston and the Emotional Trauma They Are Not Talking About
The massacre victims Why does it take the murder of more Black bodies to be heard? Why must we wait until we are cremated ...
Will they ever give a White Girl a Black doll? : A Visual Activist’s outlook on Internalized Racism, Colorism, and (Embodied) Female Empowerment
Yelitsa Jean-Charles As a young girl, do you remember playing with a doll that did not look like you? Do you remember combing her ...
Poem: Blue Water
[Fiction: Poetry] Blue Water And this award goes to blue water It is calm, clear, placid, peace. It dances on the lids of ...
Poem: I am Africa
Arnelle Williams [Poetry] Poem: I am Africa I am Africa. Not a country, but a golden continent, so striking that no currency can own ...
