Black writers share their favorite books to honor Black History Month
Roxane Gay, Raquel Willis, and Dawnshaeé Reid open up about the importance of the Black literary legacy and impact of Black writers.
February 27, 2024
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Roxane Gay, Raquel Willis, and Dawnshaeé Reid open up about the importance of the Black literary legacy and impact of Black writers.
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This larger-than-life icon, one of our people of the year, is not shy about giving props and displaying her influences.
The celebration of Black and Brown queer culture will feature various artists and performers.
"Formation" celebrates identities that once sparked shame but now inspire pride.
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"The tremendous scope of their contributions to queer culture, queer wellbeing, and uplifting Black queer community and excellence cannot be overstated."
With Kamora's Cultural Corner, the activist and advocate is creating spaces that center queer Black artists and is doing necessary local work on a national level.
The fake profile is one of many being tested on Instagram. Its bio bizarrely claims the robot is a "momma of 2" and "your realest source for life's ups and downs."