Her Name Was Shirley: The Story of Gordon Parks’s ‘Colored Entrance’ Photo
Co-published with Esquire. The photo has been used to exemplify an America that once was—but the story of its subject and the dreams she once had is …
My Family Has Been Doctors in the Black Community for Generations. What If They’re the Last?
Co-published with Newsweek. Practices like my family's face a dire prognosis.
My Disability Is My Superpower. If Only Employers Could See It That Way.
Co-published with ELLE. Even with my advanced degrees and experience, I can only go so far in a system that fails to understand and accommodate people with disabilities.
Never-Ending Sentences
Co-published with The Believer. A striking series of documentary poems about ex-offenders and their struggle to find housing after prison in Cleveland, Ohio.
Are White Men Accessing COVID-19 Screening More Than Others?
Co-published with The Crisis. The federal government has failed to report publicly which groups in our communities have received access to COVID-19 testing and treatment.
Many Minorities Avoid Seeking Credit Due to Generations of Discrimination. Why That Keeps Them Back.
Co-published with CNBC. Decades of discrimination by the government and America’s financial institutions have induced an almost trauma-like response in many people of color, making them …