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The Bloodline Tribune
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Black Culture Magazine Empowerment for the Diaspora ISSN 3070‑9164 (Print) - ISSN 3070‑9156 (Online)


The Dark Lady Was Ours
Black artists, writers, and geniuses have been erased, stolen from, and written out of history before. Emilia Bassano may be one of the most overlooked examples.
What if one of the greatest literary voices of the English Renaissance belonged not to the man history celebrates, but to a Black woman whose identity was buried beneath someone else's name?
This isn't just about Shakespeare. It's about who gets remembered, who gets erased, and how history has too often rewarded th

Chuck King
Aug 79 min read


Splitting the Pole: Is it In Fact That Deep
The practice of not splitting the pole has become a subconscious awareness of those around me, and concern for our collective wellbeing. My decision making is never without consideration for all those it may affect. If I'm presented with an obstacle in a path I know my folks will also be taking, I'm quick to alert them. From minor inconveniences to major dangers, to even opportunities, I'm constantly in communication with my people to the best of my ability

Jediah Thomas
Aug 68 min read


Because I Love You, I Get the Least of You Love, Truth, and Relationships in the Black Community
“Because I love you, I get the least of you.” A truth that cuts deep. Love strained by survival leaves those closest to us with fragments instead of fullness. What would change if we gave our best to each other?

Lauren McCaskill
Apr 96 min read
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