Honoring My Enslaved Ancestors, Part One

Honoring My Enslaved Ancestors, Part One

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Freedom from fatness: Why GLP-1s go after Black bodies

Ads for GLP-1s are everywhere. This week, we dig into why so many of those ads seem to feature Black women with Sabrina Strings, author of “Fearing the Black Body” a book about the racial origins of fatphobia. We get into the toxic comment culture around everyone from Lizzo to Ar ...  Show more

Banana Ball's racial minstrelsy past

Banana Ball is a barnstorming baseball league revived by the tremendously popular Savannah Bananas, a team with millions of followers on TikTok and Instagram — known as much for their dance routines and shenanigans as their actual baseball. Recently the league resurrected the Ind ...  Show more

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