Courtesy of: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

This is a reflection of all three of my papers, The Unheard Voices: The Absence of Black Media Representation in Boston, W.E.B. Du Bois and the Repatriation to Africa and Civil Brand vs. The Individual Prison Complex.

Courtesy of: DreamStine

*Originally written 11/12*

In this academic essay I will be reviewing Neema Barnette’s 2002 film Civil Brand and reviewing connections between the film and the current day prison system.

Courtesy by: Britannica

*Originally written Sept.30th*

In this academic paper I will be discussing about the centuries long debate about Black Americans returning back to Africa.

Courtesy of: The Boston Globe

*Originally written on September 11th*

In this academic paper I will be discussing about the slow erasure of Black media in Boston, Massachusetts specifically how the lack of Black owned or Black dedicated media impacts Black communities during a time of major political, educational and neighborhood changes.

Right to left; Alberta Coker (Class of 1992), Kim Jones Williams (Class of 1990), Cynthia Little (Class of 1990), Areatha Scruggs (Class of 1992), Sheila Clark Stallings (Class of 1993). Ladies of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. reconnecting at Howard University’s 101st homecoming. 

*Originally written on Oct. 25th*

Back to where it all began, Howard University is the home to hundreds of thousands of college graduates and every year alumni come back to the yard to embrace and reflect on their Howard experience. 

* Originally written Oct. 28th published on https://www.hercampus.com/school/howard/howard-university-brings-the-energy-with-bison-madness/

Howard University kicked off its 101st Homecoming Week last Monday night with Bison Madness—a high-energy pep rally that brought together students, staff, and alumni for an evening of school pride and celebration. The event, held annually in Burr Gymnasium, was free for current students and employees. 

Fan favorites, Olandria Carthen (left) and Chelley Bissainthe (right) from Love Island USA season 7 had their fair share of praise and criticism from viewers, but what crosses the line is when racism comes into conversation. Carthen and Bissainthe were labeled as mean girls and bullies by some fans due to their interactions with fellow cast member Huda Mustafa. 

*Originally written: Oct. 10, 2024*

On February 21, 1965, history took a tragic turn when Malcolm X was assassinated at the Audubon Ballroom in New York City. But what if fate had intervened? This essay explores an alternative future where Malcolm X survives an assassination attempt, leading to a profound shift in his approach and the trajectory of the Civil Rights Movement.

*Originally written: Apr. 16, 2025*

Luigi Mangione has become a turning point in a national debate about justice and inequality. Accused of the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, the 26-year-old now faces the death penalty. The case has sparked reactions across the nation, highlighting deep divisions in how Americans view justice.