PinnedQuintessa L. WilliamsinCulturedSay Her Name, Right: Kamala, Dispronunciation, & MeHow persistent mispronunciation has become more than a mistake, — but an intersectional layer of racism and disrespect.Nov 437Nov 437
PinnedQuintessa L. WilliamsinAfroSapiophileBreaking The Silence: Black Men & Sexual Violation In AmericaThe widespread fear of facing sexual misconduct is often silent, — but for Black men specifically, — the silence is loud.Dec 19, 202318Dec 19, 202318
PinnedQuintessa L. WilliamsinAfroSapiophileAfrican Americans, Hypocrisy, & The Cancel Culture of Black AntisemitismThe urgency to perpetuate racialism in the Black community runs deep; —but the pretense of it all runs deeper.Aug 8, 202331Aug 8, 202331
PinnedQuintessa L. WilliamsinZORAIndia Arie’s Essence Fest Criticism Reawakens Wounds on Black Female HypersexualityRacially-rooted stigmas and sexual criminalization are a continuing cloud over Black women.Jul 6, 202335Jul 6, 202335
PinnedQuintessa L. WilliamsinMomentumInvisible, But Deadly: Black Men’s Silent Health EpidemicNew studies suggest Black men face the highest health risks of any racial demographic.Jun 27, 202314Jun 27, 202314
Quintessa L. WilliamsinWriters and Editors of Color MagazineHanging of Second Grader Highlights School Safety as a Civil Rights IssueThe rise in school-injury incidents has further amplified the risks for Black students and families.1d ago21d ago2
Quintessa L. WilliamsinThe Blackboard BulletinElla Jenkins: The First Lady of Children’s MusicHer journey as a musical pioneer and educator is a testament to the power of song and cultural representation in education.5d ago15d ago1
Quintessa L. WilliamsinThe Blackboard BulletinWelcome to ‘The Blackboard Bulletin’Advocating for educational equity and justice, — one report at a time.Nov 11Nov 11
Quintessa L. WilliamsinThe Blackboard BulletinWelcome to The Blackboard BulletinAdvocating for educational equity and justice, — one report at a time.Nov 1Nov 1
