Journal of Free Black Thought

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The Equiano Project, founded in August 2020, is a debate, discussion and ideas forum. We facilitate conversations about and promote the values of freedom, common humanity and universalism.

Winkfield’s Substack

By Winkfield Twyman

My personal Substack

The Faction (by Kimi Katiti)

By Kimi Katiti

You need a strong core to survive the outbreak

Man of Steele’s Substack

By Eli

We are writers, thinkers, and filmmakers caught up in the culture wars of our times.

The Transatlantic World of James McCune Smith

By Amy M Cools

Pioneering African American physician and author, intellectual extraordinaire.

Outta My Mind After Midnite

By EveryHueMatters

My Life Journey of Stories about Prostate Cancer-Intimacy & Sex; Masculinity; Faith; Martial Arts; Fatherhood; Men's Work; Hopes; Fears; Dreams; Escaping the Matrix, and my Creative Endeavors.

Coleman’s Corner

By Coleman Hughes

Searching for truth in an uncertain world

Save Oregon Schools

By Jeff Myers

Independent research & news on Oregon public education

Wrong Speak Publishing

Thought-provoking Opinion and News articles

Speaking Wrong At The Right Time

By Adam B. Coleman

Adam B. Coleman's attempt at making sense of the world

Shanté’s Newsletter

By Shanté Nixon

Storyteller, Savant, Military Brat, Wife, & Mom; I love the planet& the people who share the world with me. Connect with me: https://linktr.ee/jegail as well.

Abolishing Race(ism)

We are working toward a raceless, limitless, future.

Growing to Truth

By Kiyah

My thoughts as a Gen Z woman navigating the world post-woke mentality

Keep your Wokal_distance

By Wokal Distance

Understanding our postmodern age.

TeKeita Owens Newsletter

By Tekeita Owens

Data informed, insider look into the psychology of toxic cultures and leaders in the internet age.

Prayer and Data

By Connie Morgan

Motherhood, faith, politics, race, you know...the usual.

Muhluri’s Newsletter

By Muhluri Hanyane

All of life

Biblical Conservative View

By Shawn Crenshaw

Providing a biblical conservative view on the cultural and political issues of the day.

The Reason We Learn

Perspectives on Education in America

Unsafe Science

By Lee Jussim

Social science, common sense, and skepticism applied to controversial topics, and occasional personal takes and twists.

JoDavi’s Newsletter

Thoughts, Opinions, and Convictions

Jamil Jivani

Honest opinions on the politics of race, class, and media. From the author of "Why Young Men."

A Further Inquiry

By Mathew Giagnorio

A publication for the curious-minded who value the ability to play gracefully with ideas and incurable pursuits of “what if”?

Down South Heroes

By Jaron Mays

Down South Heroes provides readers with something mainstream media does not: the truth.

Zac Kriegman

my employment case and anything else I feel like writing.

Critical African Thinkers

By Charles Ekokotu

Global socio-political commentary from a unique African perspective.

Woke Watch Canada Newsletter

By Woke Watch Canada Substack

Alerting Canadian parents, teachers and concerned citizens about the radicalism in schools and beyond.

UnWokable

UnWokable will investigate and expose the local and national stories that the Woke controlled media do not want you to see.

Foundation Against Intolerance & Racism

By FAIR Substack

Promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity.

Booksmart Studios

Politics. Culture. Language. Attitude.

Truth in Between

By Jennifer Richmond

Navigating the messy middle between the truths of a chaotic and beautiful world, together.

PLURIBUS

By Pluribus

Providing original commentary and aggregating the best work on the illiberal impulses that threaten freedom and social cohesion.

Minority Report

By Jeffrey Peoples

Lots of Ethics, Politics, Religion, and Philosophy. Very little Tom Cruise.

Useful Idiots

By Matt Taibbi

Useful Idiots is an informative and irreverent politics podcast.

Black Music and Black Muses

By Harmony Holiday

Music writing that is not restricted by the demands, wishes, and timelines of the music industry. Writing, not advertising. Love, not a battle of the brands.

Harmony Holiday does some of the best writing about jazz that we've ever read.

- Journal of Free Black Thought