racism Archives - The Big Smoke
August 22, 2018 on Featured, Op-eds, Politics by Amoja Sumler
Tags: Amoja Sumler, inequality, injustice, misogyny, Omarosa, racism, social change, The Big Smoke America, The Big Smoke USA, Trump, Unhinged, Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House
August 13, 2018 on Current Affairs, Featured, Residents by Mathew Mackie
While we’re exactly a year removed from the Charlottesville rally, we’re still speaking the language of the century of marginalization that preceded it.
Tags: Charlottesville, Race, racism, Rally, Trump
May 10, 2018 on Current Affairs, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Katharine Coldiron
… but here’s one that might be worth reading. Katharine Coldiron, who grew up in a white Southern family, shares what the National Memorial for Peace and Justice means to her.
Tags: Alabama, Deep South, Katharine Coldiron, Montgomery, National Memorial for Peace and Justice, racism, The Big Smoke America, The Big Smoke USA
January 13, 2018 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Jacob Meeks
In light of President Trump’s latest racist remarks, Jacob Meeks implores President Trump to stop talking, especially as Meeks prepares for his latest humanitarian trip to Nigeria.
Tags: African nations, Donald Trump, Haiti, Jacob Meeks, racism, racist remarks, shithole countries, The Big Smoke America, The Big Smoke USA
Black Capitalism Will Not Save You
July 29, 2017 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Amoja Sumler
Amoja Sumler examines Black Capitalism and how no amount of Black entrepreneurship or ownership can overcome the economic disparity.
Tags: 4:44, Amoja Sumler, Black Capitalism, Black Wall Street, capitalism, inequality, injustice, Jay-Z, OWN, racism, social change, The Big Smoke America, The Big Smoke USA, TIDAL, Tulsa Race Riot
Black, White, and Read All Over: The Hypocrisy of U.S. Reporting
March 29, 2017 on Equality, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Gordon Smith
The story of James Harris Jackson, a white man who wanted to hunt black men, highlights that the promotion of crime in America is still horribly biased.
racism Archives - The Big Smoke
August 22, 2018 on Featured, Op-eds, Politics by Amoja Sumler
Tags: Amoja Sumler, inequality, injustice, misogyny, Omarosa, racism, social change, The Big Smoke America, The Big Smoke USA, Trump, Unhinged, Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House
August 13, 2018 on Current Affairs, Featured, Residents by Mathew Mackie
While we’re exactly a year removed from the Charlottesville rally, we’re still speaking the language of the century of marginalization that preceded it.
Tags: Charlottesville, Race, racism, Rally, Trump
May 10, 2018 on Current Affairs, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Katharine Coldiron
… but here’s one that might be worth reading. Katharine Coldiron, who grew up in a white Southern family, shares what the National Memorial for Peace and Justice means to her.
Tags: Alabama, Deep South, Katharine Coldiron, Montgomery, National Memorial for Peace and Justice, racism, The Big Smoke America, The Big Smoke USA
January 13, 2018 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Jacob Meeks

In light of President Trump’s latest racist remarks, Jacob Meeks implores President Trump to stop talking, especially as Meeks prepares for his latest humanitarian trip to Nigeria.
Tags: African nations, Donald Trump, Haiti, Jacob Meeks, racism, racist remarks, shithole countries, The Big Smoke America, The Big Smoke USA
Black Capitalism Will Not Save You
July 29, 2017 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Amoja Sumler
Amoja Sumler examines Black Capitalism and how no amount of Black entrepreneurship or ownership can overcome the economic disparity.
Tags: 4:44, Amoja Sumler, Black Capitalism, Black Wall Street, capitalism, inequality, injustice, Jay-Z, OWN, racism, social change, The Big Smoke America, The Big Smoke USA, TIDAL, Tulsa Race Riot
Black, White, and Read All Over: The Hypocrisy of U.S. Reporting
March 29, 2017 on Equality, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Gordon Smith
The story of James Harris Jackson, a white man who wanted to hunt black men, highlights that the promotion of crime in America is still horribly biased.