Tag: Amandla Stenberg
Cynthia Erivo: The Problem with the Black Female Identity Artist as Liberator
Every once in a while, God dumps an encapsulation of failure (or success), so strongly that it becomes an archetype of everything right or wrong with particular classes or entities of phenomena. In our case Cynthia Erivo shows us everything wrong with Black American men and women. Amazingly, and whyRead More
Ta Nehisi Coates ‘The Message’: Exhibitionism as Art
I have a saying that I resort to sometimes. It runs, “I miss my White friends.” By this I mean that in my life, a few times in elementary and middle school, a few times in my college years, and a few times in my vocational life, I’ve had WhiteRead More