The Black Youth Project https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Print Never Left: Black Writers on Archiving and Self-Published Print Media We have to recognize the dangers of “male-identified” womanhood The Sensual Betrayal of ‘Sinners’ Everything Else Keeps Going: Women of color and the tentacles of abuse in movements Making History Visible: The Practice of Remembering Homepage Issue 2: Atlanta Black Life, Held Together Stop Cop City: Atlanta Organizers Reimagine Community Safety Breathe Melanin Now is an opportunity for Black folks to reimagine what constitutes loss Watchmen, an homage to Black memory (loss) The Black Lunatic The Symptoms of Capitalism Being a Therapist When the World is on Fire Murals and Community Art Across Atlanta To deal with intergenerational Black trauma, we must care for our elders The Price of Presence Losing Recipes: Love in the Age of Ghosting Mutual Aid, Fascism, and the Politics of Care Why Poetry? Ten Poets and Poems To Read As We Close Out Black History Month. We Were Taught to Be Useful Before We Were Allowed to Be Human Reading for Our Lives: How Book Bans Leave Black Kids Behind Teen Vogue and the Fallacy of Radical Political Performance Black Youth Project Relaunches Digital Magazine What We Carry: A Coming-of-Age Tale of Grief, Therapy, and Reckoning Get Involved Becoming This Didn’t Begin With Us We Speak Our City Back: A Series on Gentrification Three Ways to Love Black Beneath the Surface About Us Contact Us Black Things Today: Proof of Concept “Every Other Day Occurrence” Welcome Home to the Black Youth Project “Bless” “Almost There” Alive, A Film Made During the Interim of Counting Votes Memory, an Animated Short A Love Letter to Chicago’s Black Womxn Black Women are Portals Wherever We Go, There We Are Submissions Change the Name Afrofuturist Animations In the Wake of ‘The Trayvon Generation’ Erotic Communion: Black Women’s Pleasure in ‘Sinners’