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Reputation

Love You, D.C.

Dear Minnesota

Dear Black Women

SILENCE IS NOT AN OPTION

Who Are We Going to Be?

We are truly in a fight for the essence of this country and who we’re going to be, and we’re nowhere near agreeing on that.

Misty Copeland ballet dancer for American Ballet Theatre, one of the three leading classical ballet companies in the United St

Technique Has No Color

The funny thing about ballet is that it’s strikingly similar to being a Black woman in America.

This Article Is Not About Basketball

There was no way I was gonna just sit idly by and let this moment pass.

Mamba Year

I’ve found myself thinking a lot about Kobe these days.

FEATURED STORY

Stories of 2020

In a year in which so much was taken from all of us, we cannot forget one thing that was given — hope.

Demario Davis

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LETTER TO MY YOUNGER SELF

Letter to My Younger Self

It’s not going to take two days or two weeks for it to hit you that you won the Stanley Cup — it’s going to hit you right then and there.

Letter to My Younger Self

Even at 34, you could still use the occasional kick in the ass, or a lecture on what it means to be a good man.

Letter to My Younger Self

You must remember this: money and fame isn't the purpose. If you are not taking care of your soul, if you are not looking for inspiration in things outside of f

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS

Dear Black Women

As Black women, there’s so much pressure on us to be everything to everyone.

I’m Writing the Story

I needed to figure out who I was and who I wanted to be.

Hurt

Sometimes I feel like no matter what I say next, it’s impossible for people to understand how I really feel.

EN ESPAÑOL

Dios aún existe

Era Maradona, era Dios, pero también era humano.

La Buena Vida

Al quedarnos en casa estamos todos juntos luchando contra este virus, para que las cosas puedan volver a la normalidad lo antes posible.

Una carta para España

No pensad en vosotros mismos en momentos como estos - pensad en vuestros seres queridos. Vuestros padres. Y los amigos de vuestros padres.

Podremos estar aislados, pero en esto estamos juntos

Una enfermedad contagiosa no elige a la víctima por su estatus social, ingresos, raza, religión u orientación sexual.