From his Boys Don't Cry zine.
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The beauty of sleep, a museum of rare marine animals, and a neurotic grocery list.
Books to read about prison reform, racial inequality, and social justice.
Marvel announces that the character of Tony Stark will be replaced by 15 year old black girl Riri Williams in Civil War II,
Gone Til November, Lil Wayne's prison memoir, could be published on October 11. Preorders are open now.
Atlanta writer Ashlee Haze's reading of “For Colored Girls (The Missy Elliot Poem)” is sampled on the album's opening track.
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These smart authors, party-starters, puzzle-makers, and athletes will make you want to put your phone down and start playing.
