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Black Peace Is the New Luxury: Rethinking Black Travel and Safety
For many Black travelers, vacations begin with research, caution, and racial awareness. It is time to redefine luxury not as proximity to whiteness, but as peace, safety, and belonging.
The Friendships You Shouldn’t Keep
After the death of Nolan Xavier Wells, I reflects on a lifetime of navigating predominantly white spaces, the emotional cost of interracial friendships, and why protecting Black peace sometimes means walking away from conditional acceptance.
The Illusion of the Great Replacement Theory
Explore UNESCO’s masterclass on racism, discrimination, and the Great Replacement Theory with Ibram X. Kendi and global experts.
Three takeaways from Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Interview in Paris
On November 6th, 2025, Ta-Nehisi Coates spoke at MK2 Bibliothèque in Paris, sharing insights from his latest book The Message. His discussion explored the weight of storytelling, the sacrifices of African-American ancestors, and the global impact of history and culture. Kyle Norville’s coverage captures these moments, offering readers a thoughtful guide to Coates’ profound insights.
"L’Appel au Calme" : Quand le Silence Devient une Arme de l’Oppression
On explore la colère comme une émotion légitime et transformatrice face à l’oppression raciale et patriarcale. Ce texte-manifeste interroge le droit à la parole, la politique du silence et la manière dont les femmes noires sont perçues quand elles osent s’exprimer.
The Shine and the Shadow of Air Afrique: Theft, Power, and Black Creativity
Explore the complex legacy of Air Afrique, a symbol of diasporan brilliance, and its untold stories of theft, gender, and power dynamics within Black collectives.
The Exploitation of Black Bodies: From Slavery to Modern Commodification
Uncover the historical and modern exploitation of Black bodies, from slavery to sports and hip-hop. This analysis exposes enduring systems of racial commodification.
Colonial Legacies: Racism & Shame in France | Global Commentary
Delve into the uncomfortable truth that no nation is above shame. This article examines racism, colonial legacies, and stolen wealth in France, advocating for honest reflection.
Decoding "The Angry Black Woman": Racism & Black Female Rage
This analysis exposes the racist trope of "The Angry Black Woman," revealing how society pathologizes Black female rage while justifying white anger. From Audre Lorde to Megan Thee Stallion.
When We See Us: Centering Black Art, Softness & Self-Expression
A reflective piece on the exhibition 'When We See Us' at Bozar Brussels, exploring the themes of Black art, softness, and self-expression.
Black Empowerment: Beyond White Guilt | Cultural Commentary
Explore why true Black empowerment is rooted in legacy, pride, and forward vision, independent of white guilt. A bold perspective on Black identity.
Être noir depuis toujours : réflexions critiques après une masterclass
Après avoir assisté à la masterclass de Binkady-Emmanuel Hié, Nous questionons la récupération des luttes noires, l'effacement des voix historiques, et la violence subtile d’un discours racial aseptisé.
