by Starlette Thomas | May 4, 2026 | Opinion
America was never a group project. In fact, in practice, the country acted independently of those indigenous to Turtle Island and created laws to ensure that Africans and African Americans could not contribute. This democratic project remains restricted to a...
by Starlette Thomas | Apr 27, 2026 | Opinion
While femicide is a tale older than the time of the Hebrew scriptures, its discussion as criminal has not reached consensus. Instead, other rationales are offered to explain his alter ego and her body on his ego-altar: his loss of employment, loss of marriage, loss of...
by Starlette Thomas | Apr 20, 2026 | News
On March 26, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution promoted by Ghana and the African Union, designating the European Transatlantic Slave Trade and the chattel enslavement of Africans and African Americans as the “gravest crime against humanity.”...
by Starlette Thomas | Apr 13, 2026 | Opinion
In March, the United States voted against a United Nations General Assembly resolution identifying the European Transatlantic Slave Trade as the “gravest crime against humanity.” Calls for reparations, including the return of stolen artwork, were described as...
by Starlette Thomas | Apr 6, 2026 | Opinion
Mark Doox’s fourth solo exhibition with Jonathan LeVine Projects, Love Has Never Been a Popular Movement, is a moment of truth, a reckoning with the words we say and the nefarious ways of being racialized, Christian, and American. Love is the way and yet, so few...
