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Jun 30, 2025
Op-Ed: Why Nelly’s Refusal To Change Diapers Sparks A Bigger Parenting Conversation
A tough conversation between the couple about their opposing parenting values is sparking conversation online.
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Jun 19, 2025
Op-Ed: Pride Month Is Not About Me—But It’s Also About Me
This Pride Month, I’m finally reckoning with how bias, patriarchy, and pain shaped what I believed about queer people, and about myself.
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Jun 17, 2025
Op-Ed: 88% Of Black Women Are Dissatisfied With America’s Direction—Here’s Why That Matters
This moment isn’t just about discontent—it’s about Black women choosing to rest, to rise and to reshape what comes next.
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Jun 15, 2025
Op-Ed: Want Stronger Black Families? Invest In Black Fathers
“Black fathers have always been here. It's time the investment and support finally catch up to our commitment,” says Dr. Clinton Boyd, Jr., Executive Director of Fathers, Families & Healthy Communities
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Jun 13, 2025
Op-Ed: Women Are Rooting For Cardi B And Teyana Taylor—Because They Chose Themselves
Both stars walked away from toxic love towards something that looks like joy. As a therapist, I understand why that choice means so much to so many of us.
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May 29, 2025
OP-ED: Not All History Is Worth Preserving: What The Destruction Of Nottoway Plantation Turned “Resort” Reveals About America
As Black and Indigenous stories are being banned and censored, the burning of Nottoway exposes what America still protects, and what it refuses to remember.
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May 25, 2025
OP-ED:Five Years After George Floyd’s Murder, The System That Killed Him Is Stronger Than Ever
Rod Adams, Executive Director of New Justice Project MN, says the same forces we protested in 2020 are now expanding under Trump and calls for solidarity in the face of deepening state violence.
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May 21, 2025
OP-ED:'Small Axe Fall Big Trees': How We Fight Back As American Education Falls Under Siege
Dr. Karida L. Brown, author of The Battle for the Black Mind, warns that today’s attacks on public education echo a long history of state-sanctioned efforts to suppress Black knowledge.
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May 19, 2025
Op-Ed: Why We Stay — A Personal And Cultural Reckoning With Domestic Abuse
Too many Black women endure abusive relationships—myself included. Addressing the cultural, emotional, spiritual, and systemic forces that make it hard to leave—and why we need support, not judgment.