they act like they don’t love their country no what it is is they found out their country don’t love … More
Author: C. C. Saunders
Until the lion has a historian, the hunter will always be a hero-Chinua Achebe
Twitter: @womanistwriter
Email: whispersofawomanist@gmail.com
E-Portfolio:catherinecsaunders.weebly.com
The Rainbow isn’t Enuf—Gender, Unity, Self-Determination, and The Afro-Future
I found Ntozake Shange’s For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide when the Rainbow is Enuf, before I became fully … More
Lizzo and Absolving the Mammy Image
There is a new controlling image in town. This image strolled alongside the pseudo “change” which employs the subjugated to … More
Black Omission and What the Recent Debate and Kamala Harris's Exit Means for Black People
White supremacy is a word that has gained significant traction in recent years. A decade ago, the term white supremacy … More
So Long, Sweet Professor
Once upon a time, there was a young college student intrigued yet naive to the full extent of education. She … More
Queen and Slim, A Black Female Perspective
Queen and Slim begins with a dearth blacks in America have become accustomed to—the dearth, or violent obscurity, in representation. … More
My Story Without Me: Harriet, A Black Female Perspective
I feel inclined to inform anyone who takes the time to read this post the process of its conception. I … More
On Forgiveness…
It was at this moment that I realized that the black collective is not expected to “rise above,” but to exist beneath the lowness of an anti-black society.
Twerking and Auction Block Culture
My first introduction to the word “twerk” was on Usher’s highly anticipated 8701 albums. The album, released in the summer … More
The Danger of Dear White People
Allow me to begin by stating that the characters on Dear White People remind me of people that I know, … More
