PREORDER AVAILABLE What happens when hitchhikers conspire to find a missing black box? Surfers wipe out in a parallel Jim Crow universe? An L.A. courier travels
By Sikivu Hutchinson, from An Injustice Magazine A few weeks ago, at a Black parent meeting hosted by my child’s high school, I encountered homophobic
By Sikivu Hutchinson Today is National Voter Registration Day, and the stakes couldn’t be higher for young Black women and girls. With the midterms
On October 23rd, the Positive Results Center will hold its annual Purple Purse awards honoring exemplary violence prevention advocates and community partners “who have positively
By Sikivu Hutchinson, from The Humanist While it may be true that religiosity is declining among the overall American population (and Gen Z women), its grip on
Casting call for Fall 2022 production of White Nights, Black Paradise on Black women, Peoples Temple and the Jonestown massacre.
In July, Sikivu was named a finalist in Advance Gender Equity in the Arts Legacy Playwrights’ grant award program. “The ALP Grant to continue the
#Standing4BlackGirls 2021 Rally, Leimert Park, L.A., Photo by BlueGreen By Sikivu Hutchinson “I was driving the №1 Highway in northern California and I was overcome
By Sikivu Hutchinson, originally published @OnlySky It’s “Black Music Month,” and, in a parallel Juneteenth universe, Black folks would be given reparations for the looted
Presented by Black Nonbelievers, Black Skeptics L.A. and the Women’s Leadership Project, the 2022 conference will feature secular women of color organizers, educators, writers, and
By Sikivu Hutchinson They came to the Tops grocery store in Buffalo to do the everyday ordinary rituals that are the unseen backbone of Black
It’s the late 1970s, and ex-Pentecostal Black queer electric guitarist Rory Tharpe navigates the cutthroat world of white corporate rock and dive bars as she
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