Many of us will begin the year 2021 by making a REsolution in one way or another, even if it is a vow not to make a REsolution. You are...

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The writing prompt presented in today's Zoom Global Writing session was a bit more reflective. As we continue with our #LegacyKeepers...

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A womanist lamentation: Invisible, Commodified, and Expendable As a womanist scholar, daughter, sister, mother, aunt, chaplain, ordained...

Guest Blogger Cerise L. Glenn, Ph.D. cerise.glenn@gmail.com You’ve seen a specific call that connects to your area of research. The theme...

One of the things I loved about growing up was the public library. I spent a lot of time there. I remember my mom taking us there as...

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Conference Panels at #NCBS2020 The National Council of Black Studies (NCBS) will host its 44th annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia...

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What is your writing plan for 2020?

Really Annette? 1000 words per day!! Is that even possible? I have to work!! Don't you!! Well, yes, I do work and have commitments...

“Creatively leaving our community more beautiful and beneficial than we inherited it through our thought, scholarship, and activism."...