Essay on Medium about the new HBO hit show, Insecure – Why Insecure Is Every Black Woman’s Dream Come True.
Essay: Why I Don’t Feel Bad For Kim Kardashian
Essay on Medium about Kim Kardashian and her robbery in Paris – Why I Don’t Feel Bad For Kim Kardashian.
Essay: Why Luke Cage Isn’t Our Black Superhero
Essay about the Netflix show, Luke Cage – Why Luke Cage Isn’t Our Black Superhero.
Essay: Solange Set The Table and I Took a Seat With Arms Wide Open
Essay on Medium about Solange’s new album and its impact – Solange Set The Table and I Took a Seat With Arms Wide Open.
Essay: Why Videos Depicting Police Brutality Encourage Our Mental Immunity
Essay about police brutality after the shooting of Terence Crutcher – Why Videos Depicting Police Brutality Encourage Our Mental Immunity.
Essay: Why Pretending a Bomb Attack isn’t Terrorism is Ludicrous
Essay about the bomb explosion in New York City – Why Pretending a Bomb Attack isn’t Terrorism is Ludicrous.
Essay: Why Turning ‘She’s Gotta Have It’ Into a Generic TV Show is Unacceptable
Essay about the movie She’s Gotta Have It – getting the TV treatment – Why Turning She’s Gotta Have It Into a Generic TV Show is Unacceptable.
Essay: Why Black People Deserve to be Cautiously American
Essay about the racial strife and Colin Kaepernick’s reaction that drew public outcry – Why Black People Deserve to be Cautiously American.
Essay: I Don’t Think Lena Dunham Did Anything Wrong
Essay about actress Lena Dunham’s latest controversy – I Don’t Think Lena Dunham Did Anything Wrong.
Essay: Why the Societal Harassment Of Leslie Jones Exposes the Ugly Black Woman Syndrome
This is an essay about Leslie Jones and the onslaught of mayhem she suffered from Twitter after The Ghostbusters movie was released – Why The Societal Harassment of Leslie Jones Exposes The Ugly Black Woman Syndrome.
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