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Ayada Leads: Ten Years of Building Power, Amplifying Voices
On September 4, 2025 , Ayada Leads will mark a significant milestone, our 10th anniversary , celebrated at the iconic Guthrie Theater...
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Aug 1


From Clay to Critique: Coco Gauff and the Weight Black Women Athletes Bear
On June 8, 2025, Coco Gauff reached a defining moment in her career—winning the French Open. She beat world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in a...
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Jul 8


Are we getting online justice wrong?
Lately, I have been wondering: What if we have been getting online justice wrong? I have seen it again and again: a video goes viral of a...
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Jun 3


Behind the Buzzwords: Where Are Black and African Women in the Autism Conversation?
Neurodivergent, hyper-fixations, the touch of the ‘Tism. These are some of the many buzzwords that have been gaining so much traction in...
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Apr 30
Honoring African Diaspora Women During Women’s History Month
Women’s History Month is a time to reflect on the resilience, achievements, and contributions of women across the globe. For African...
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Apr 2
The acceptable way of going about things and why it is important to create your own path
By: Antonette Kamara "The system this, the system that." A flippant statement that doesn't entirely encompass how I feel when...
antonette32
Dec 6, 2024
My Journey into the World of Regulation: There and Back Again
By: Ayan Derie Introduction Have you ever opened your utility bill and thought, "These bills are too high!"? If so, you're not alone....
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Nov 13, 2024


"I have faith in our justice system"
By: Antonette Kamara “I have faith in the justice system.” I recently met with organizers from the Minnesota Justice Research Center ....
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Oct 2, 2024


Misogynoir: Unpacking the Intersection of Racism and Sexism
By: Sabrina Ali There is no doubt that black women struggle to be liked by the world, it’s not for lack of trying as misogynoir has run...
antonette32
Sep 4, 2024
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