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Read Article Reflecting on the Power of Zines for ‘International Zine Month’
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Nikki Haley speaks into a microphone during a town hall event.
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Vivian Kane Vivian Kane Dec 28, 2023
Read Article One of the Best Docuseries on Netflix Just Quietly Dropped a Second Season
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Addy, the first black American Girl doll
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TikTok Creator Brings Addy the American Girl Doll (and Her Controversy) Back into the Spotlight
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Read Article Understanding Labor History Remains Foundational To Understanding Zombies
Black zombie man with outstretched arms towards viewers.
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Big on the Internet
Understanding Labor History Remains Foundational To Understanding Zombies
Alyssa Shotwell Alyssa Shotwell Nov 1, 2023
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Iconic zine covers from the riot grrrl scene, Harlem Renaissance, and modern artist Koreangry!
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Read Article I Can’t Decide Which Is Worse: Nikki Haley’s Embarrassing Civil War Comments or Her Failed Attempt to Backpedal
Nikki Haley speaks into a microphone during a town hall event.
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Alyssa Shotwell Alyssa Shotwell Nov 28, 2023
Read Article TikTok Creator Brings Addy the American Girl Doll (and Her Controversy) Back into the Spotlight
Addy, the first black American Girl doll
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TikTok Creator Brings Addy the American Girl Doll (and Her Controversy) Back into the Spotlight
Kimberly Terasaki Kimberly Terasaki Nov 22, 2023
Read Article Understanding Labor History Remains Foundational To Understanding Zombies
Black zombie man with outstretched arms towards viewers.
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Big on the Internet
Understanding Labor History Remains Foundational To Understanding Zombies
Alyssa Shotwell Alyssa Shotwell Nov 1, 2023

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Read Article The Mary Sue Book Club, July 2023: Reflecting on the Past as We Head Into the Future
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Read Article Greg Abbott’s Juneteenth Tweet Purposely Crops Out the Reason for the Holiday
Juneteenth historical marker cropped out and missing 2/3rds. This is imposed unto an image of Texas Governor Greg Abbott holding up a Bill he signed in June 2023.
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Greg Abbott’s Juneteenth Tweet Purposely Crops Out the Reason for the Holiday
Alyssa Shotwell Alyssa Shotwell Jun 20, 2023
Read Article Here’s the Number One Tell That Many Juneteenth Gestures Are Empty
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Read Article The Watering Down of AP African American History Is an Attack on Living Memory
National guardsmen are called out in Memphis, Tennessee, following the assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr in the city, 8th April 1968. They are guarding the street outside the Florsheim Shoes store. Alyssa covers eyes in editing.
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Read Article This Fantastic App Takes on the Erasure of Black History With Guided Tours
Dorothy Geraldine Counts, 15 (left) is followed by a crowd of jeering teenagers as she leaves Harding high school with her escort, Dr R.A. Hawkins, 4th September 1957
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This Fantastic App Takes on the Erasure of Black History With Guided Tours
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Read Article 7+ Exciting Indie SFF Comics (& One Adorable Romance Graphic Novel) by Black Creators You Need to Read
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Comics
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Read Article <em>The Gilded Age</em> Reminds White Audiences That There Has Always Been a Black Elite
the Black women of the Gilded Age are stars
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TV
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Read Article 6 Books to Educate Yourself on Black Resistance for Black August
Books "When They Called Me A Terrorist: A BLM Memoir," "An African American and Latinx History of the United States," and "The Black Panther Party Graphic Novel" book covers. (Image: St. Martin's Griffin, Beacon Press, and Ten Speed Press.)
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Books
6 Books to Educate Yourself on Black Resistance for Black August
Alyssa Shotwell Alyssa Shotwell Aug 4, 2021
Read Article Piers Morgan and Other Responses to Meghan Markle Interview Are a Reminder That the U.K. Is (Somehow) Not Used to Talking About Race Issues
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry with Oprah during CBS Primetime Special.
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