Short Story: Family by Natasha Sinclair [READERS VOTE]

Short Story: Family by Natasha Sinclair [READERS VOTE]

Family by Natasha Sinclair FAMILY; a simple word with different meanings for different people. I tried to Google a definition, checking Oxford English; Collins and Urban dictionaries, but I never found a ‘one size fits all’ definition, because there wasn’t one; I...

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Short Story: Why Doesn’t He Love Me? [READERS VOTE]

Short Story: Why Doesn’t He Love Me? [READERS VOTE]

Why Doesn't He Love Me? “Boom! Boom!” I awoke with beads of salty sweat coming down my face. Every night at 9:30 I would have the same nightmare. No matter how many years went by it come back to haunt me. It was the night I meant the devil who hijacked my life. I was...

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Remembering Our Sistah Girl, Nena Goshay-Colar

Remembering Our Sistah Girl, Nena Goshay-Colar

If the Sistah Girls Book Club had a flag it would fly half-staff until every heart that was broken by the news of Nena's passing was mended. When I started the Sistah Girls Book Club I never thought deeply about the bonds that would be made or the laughs and inside...

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Short Story: Game On by Ayrica True [Reader’s Vote]

Short Story: Game On by Ayrica True [Reader’s Vote]

Game On by Ayrica True This was going to be interesting. Eyes focused on the person who’d just entered her office, Jazlyn pushed back from her desk. Not wanting to come across in any type of antagonistic manner, because antagonistic would be so bad right now, she kept...

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What it Means to Be a Black Reader…

What it Means to Be a Black Reader…

Gathered in a Lecture Hall, on a Sunday. There are two large black and white periodic tables on both walls to the right and left of me. We're in a Science class but today we won't be learning about the elements. On this Sunday, in particular, I made it my mission to...

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