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“They took everything and ground it down to dust as fine as gunpowder, they fired their guns into the air in victory and the strays flew out into the nothingness of histories written wrong and meant to be forgotten.” — Tommy Orange. Mesa and Kildow                         In the United States the legacies of racial injustice… Read more

The audio story “White Boy John and the Seven Saints” told by L. Abdul Kenyatta for the radio show, Snap Judgement, hosted by Glynn Washington is a recounting of a period in Kenyatta’s youth when he inadvertently became the biggest heroin dealer in upstate New York and learned the true meaning of the word “tricknology,”… Read more

The fourth example put forth by Dr.Ferszt, calls on us as Americans to make pilgrimages to the sacrosanct sites where African-American history was made in order for us to truly learn and understand exactly what happened so that we can take responsibility for the atrocities of the past and understand the circumstances that have created… Read more