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Sen. Kamala Harris hugs Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden.

A Black Woman Vice President Can’t Save a Nation from Itself

by Yannise Jean July 2, 2020 at 10:11am

The United States is ready to place the onus of healing the nation onto the shoulders of a Black woman.

a photo of a Black woman with an afro holding her Black child, who also has an afro, as they sit on the floor of a forest

Free Radicals: Abolition’s Roots in Healing Are a Key to Its Future

by Barbara Sostaita July 1, 2020 at 11:39am

Abolition is, at its core, about creating new worlds.

photo of Black woman in braids lying happily in a pile of confetti during a Pride parade

This Year, Pride Returned to Its Radical Roots

by Ace Tilton Ratcliff June 30, 2020 at 2:18pm

Social justice movements have too often been led by queer people of color who are later erased in our remembrance of events.

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Leah Johnson, author of You Should See Me in a Crown. Leah is a Black woman with curly hair and a nosering. She wears a black mockneck tank top and smiles at the camera.

Unabashed Triumph: “You Should See Me in a Crown” Reimagines the Prom Queen

by Rachel Charlene Lewis June 30, 2020 at 10:46am

This is a book that, at its core, offers hope.

The Herd by Andrea Bartz and Self Care by Leigh Stein. The former cover features a white woman with a purple highlight blocking out her features. The second features a lotion bottle.

Slaying the Girlboss: New Books Explore the Underbelly of Corporate Feminism

by Rachel Charlene Lewis June 30, 2020 at 9:59am

Against differing backdrops, Andrea Bartz and Leah Stein offer their own look into the darker underbelly of these easily marketable spaces.

a photo captures an empty home, full of chairs and tables, but without any people

Land Marks: Subversive Cartography Maps the Margins

by Adwoa Afful June 29, 2020 at 1:59pm

The lesser-known stories of Toronto and its residents are as rich and as fascinating as those onscreen.

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