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How to Shatter the Looking Glass: An Autobiographical Essay
In this essay, guest writer Kyra Williams-Davis speaks on her experiences as a Black woman who attended a PWI, the struggle to stay true to who she knew was, and how she overcame this struggle through the friendships she made and developed with other Black women. Read more now!
Stop Asking Where All Of The Black Pop Girls Are
In this article all about the popstar renaissance, DWG founder Daphne Bryant gushes about fifteen of her favorite Black IT girls (affirming that these talented musicians are not in hiding but, in fact, thriving and making waves in their own communities).
yes i took a gap year and no i didn’t find myself (but maybe i did?)
In this essay and guide, guest writer Olivia Fawcett explores the pressure to find oneself, and how ultimately it is not traveling but peacefulness that leads to creativity.
That Time of the Month Just Got a Whole Lot Cozier: Introducing monthly
Aiko Pickering is the charming, devoted and twenty-seven year old founder of monthly: a gender-inclusive, planet-friendly, and ultra-comfy period underwear brand for those with the hardest-to-manage periods first. Read our exclusive interview with Aiko to learn about her journey in advocacy work, community-led company structures, being a chronic oversharer, monthly’s Vogue feature and much more!
Julia Was My Bicycle
In this essay guest writer Madelyn May explores nostalgia, womanhood in the city, and the quiet acceptance of becoming someone different than you imagined, all whilst centering her bright yellow beach cruiser, Julia.
Lowkey, You Chose To Get Cancelled
In this thorough essay, staff writer Leah (Bunny) Overstreet responds to the Internet and IRL discourse around the resurfaced “Lowkey, I Chose To Be a Lesbian” article, offering up both elaborate critique and her insight as a lesbian.