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Chocolate City
Right after slavery ended in the United States, thousands of Black people, formerly enslaved by white slave holders in the South, flooded Washington…
 • Kaitlyn Greenidge
Epstein and Oedipus
A few years ago, when American culture was melting down over the concept of “trigger warnings”, I asked my mother about them.
 • Kaitlyn Greenidge
A Black History Month Love Note
I have a photo of one of my grandmother’s Kwanzaa celebrations, probably in ‘91 or ‘92.
 • Kaitlyn Greenidge
Rest in Power Lorraine O'Grady
All our greats are leaving us
 • Kaitlyn Greenidge
Rest In Power Dorothy Allison
Hearing that she passed, thought it could be helpful to reprint my interview with her in 2016, after the first Trump election.
 • Kaitlyn Greenidge
Hello Again
I have not written anything here for a long time, for various reasons.
 • Kaitlyn Greenidge
Happy Birthday, Toni
Toni Cade Bambara, Southern Collective of African American Writers (SCAAW), 1988 ©Susan J.
 • Kaitlyn Greenidge
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