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Read more: Freaknik and the Politics of Black Joy, Memory, and MisunderstandingOn a humid April afternoon in Atlanta in 1994, a sea of Black college students surged down Peachtree Street, music blaring from custom car trunks, neon outfits glittering in the Southern sun. The scent of Church’s and Popeyes fried chicken mingled with barbecue, hairspray, and car exhaust. From West End Park…
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When Memory Is Torn Down: A Reflection on Private Prisons, Injustice and Storytelling
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lexie Manion (@lexiemanion) WASHINGTON DC — In the years leading up to the re-election of Donald…
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Eric Adams’ February: A Political Rollercoaster
As a broadcast journalism student at Howard University, I’ve learned that politics is a game of optics and timing. But even I wasn’t prepared for…
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A Nation Divided: Reflections on Donald Trump’s Inauguration
On November 5, 2024, the United States once again found itself at a crossroads as it reelected Donald Trump to the presidency, making him the…
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The Hat Trick: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Buy a Trump Hat
I knew it was going to be rough the moment I stepped off the Metro. A fresh Howard University press badge hanging from my neck,…
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I’m Logan, the creator and author behind this blog. I’m a multimedia journalist, focusing on the Black experience.