A poem dedicated to the victims of police brutality, honoring George Floyd. (rewritten) #blm
~ poem of the year (2020) golden comma awards
A poem dedicated to the victims of police brutality. (Rewritten) #blm
Dedicated to the Black History Month, the poem "February" explores the strength and unrelenting spirit of the African Americans, the untold pain, confusion and mental unrest experienced by the Africa...
when a young black girl with a tough past, gets excepted into a prestigious Academy, she is faced with the hard transition of surviving amongst the rich and privileged while dodging the obstacles that...
Witness the magic of Brave New Voices. Aleah Bradshaw speaks on Blackness, appropriation, white supremacy, death, beauty and re-claiming one's body.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxay2wfFR8g&feat...
Impala laughed as he walked out of the city jail thinking about the first day he knew he wanted to be a rapper, and lost all interest in school. "What's up Babe!? I'm glad you came to get me...
Why can’t we just enjoy a fuckin classic Afro-American painting?? Why we gotta replace it? I don’t see others saying we need this generation’s Mona Lisa, The Starry Night or The Great Wave off Kanagaw...
A poem dedicated to the victims of police brutality, honoring George Floyd. (rewritten) #blm
~ poem of the year (2020) golden comma awards
A poem dedicated to the victims of police brutality. (Rewritten) #blm
Dedicated to the Black History Month, the poem "February" explores the strength and unrelenting spirit of the African Americans, the untold pain, confusion and mental unrest experienced by the Africa...
when a young black girl with a tough past, gets excepted into a prestigious Academy, she is faced with the hard transition of surviving amongst the rich and privileged while dodging the obstacles that...
Witness the magic of Brave New Voices. Aleah Bradshaw speaks on Blackness, appropriation, white supremacy, death, beauty and re-claiming one's body.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxay2wfFR8g&feat...
Impala laughed as he walked out of the city jail thinking about the first day he knew he wanted to be a rapper, and lost all interest in school. "What's up Babe!? I'm glad you came to get me...
Why can’t we just enjoy a fuckin classic Afro-American painting?? Why we gotta replace it? I don’t see others saying we need this generation’s Mona Lisa, The Starry Night or The Great Wave off Kanagaw...