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A Contrarian View of Lady Gaga

By Andrea On May 5, 2010 · 105 Comments

Gaming Masculinity: Video games as a reflection on masculinity in Computer Science and African American culture [Conference Notes]

By Latoya Peterson On February 22, 2010 · 32 Comments

Should black folks save Ebony and Jet magazine?

By Guest Contributor On March 27, 2009 · 69 Comments

Meet the Newbos

By Guest Contributor On March 9, 2009 · 25 Comments

Race, Class and One-Night Stands

By Guest Contributor On February 13, 2009 · 64 Comments

The Return of Mona: Race and Friendship (The Sequel)

By Latoya Peterson On February 6, 2009 · 118 Comments

Moving Beyond the Niche

By Guest Contributor On February 3, 2009 · 40 Comments

What Does Tyler Perry Really Want From His Audience?

By Guest Contributor On January 21, 2009 · 121 Comments
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