A blog on race, culture, and intersectionality.
Sharing commentary and stories from our Black and Brown communities as we see them – full of power, history, joy and life – and what happens when we come together.
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Wakanda Forever’s Message of Alliance to Black and Brown Folk
But I didn’t expect the film would be infused with issues of race, not only between white and Black people but also Black and indigenous people, which is representative of the conflict between Black and Latinx communities.
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An Intro to We are Black and Brown
We are Black and Brown is a simple attempt to share small and large news and personal stories, observations, thoughts and history of our life together, and our communities as we see them – full of power, history, joy and life – and what happens when we come together.
"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."
— Maya Angelou