Maholin Navarro 7/5/21 Maholin Navarro 7/5/21

What’s Going On In The Venezuelan Diaspora

Krystal Camacho 7/5/21 Krystal Camacho 7/5/21

Dear Abuela,

Kaya Hampton 7/5/21 Kaya Hampton 7/5/21

Journeying Inward

Kristin Jere 7/5/21 Kristin Jere 7/5/21

the things i love about wash day

Tsebiyah Derry 7/5/21 Tsebiyah Derry 7/5/21

Home is Earth

Elizabeth DeHaan 7/5/21 Elizabeth DeHaan 7/5/21

I am a Child of Dispora

Spoken Black Girl 7/5/21 Spoken Black Girl 7/5/21

Inside My Lungs

Erika DeShay 5/26/21 Erika DeShay 5/26/21

Black Lives Matter

There is no bullet stronger than the heart that beats behind my breasts…

Lauren Morton 5/26/21 Lauren Morton 5/26/21

Find Your Way Back

For a long time, I couldn’t pinpoint the way I felt around African women. Any African woman. Kenyan, Nigerian, Ethiopian it didn’t matter. I was mystified by these feelings because typically as a little Black girl in rural Maryland I found comfort in the presence of Black women.

Spoken Black Girl 5/4/21 Spoken Black Girl 5/4/21

Meet the Spoken Black Girl Issue 3: Diaspora Contributors

Introducing the contributors for Spoken Black Girl Issue 3: Diaspora.

Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson 4/20/21 Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson 4/20/21

Letter from the Editor - Issue 3: Diaspora

When I came up with the theme of “Diaspora” for the Spoken Black Girl Magazine, I wasn’t sure what that word would mean to me by the end of this journey to publication. But when you ask a question, the universe will give you an answer.