You Are Not Africans, You Are Sell Outs. You Need to Rain It In

Agnes told me she learned to love her blackness in america. She was shoulder to shoulder with descendants of the enslaved, who had been fighting their whole lives for America to recognize the other two fifths of their humanity. Agnes is also beautiful. Two things can be true. Correlation does not equal causation. We squeeze into another section of the stone dungeons, tasting dampness. As we do, nature is taking back the chambers, peeling paint and spreading green mould. Hold tight everybody. The winner op the 20 thousand dollar scholarship, and first runner up, cara markin miss corce, miss owii, was robbed and burst o noisy sobs as the black