Who would win in an all- out brawl: Justice League or the Avengers? | The Tylt
The original article with the poll was published on May 9, 2016. Here’s updated, republished version of the article and […]
Flint, Katrina, and the rise of environmental racism | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton Following a two-year struggle with contaminated water in Flint, Michigan, residents, activists, and supporters say it’s not
How the Black Joy Project is helping activists deal | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton Black Lives Matter has pushed the national conversation on race—but the trauma and pain behind the fight against
The hopeful art of Black Futures Month | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton February isn’t just a celebration for Black History Month anymore. This year Black Lives Matter took proceedings a step further and participants
A definitive history of #OscarsSoWhite | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton When it comes to the Academy Awards, the Oscar statuettes may be gold, but the only color
The women of Black Lives Matter outline their path forward | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton Black Lives Matter changed the national conversation on race. An organizational and international network, it has ballooned into
Why Vixen’s first live-action appearance on ‘Arrow’ is a really big deal | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton Finally! X-men’s Storm won’t be the only awesome, popular Black superheroine to get the live-action treatment. The
Black Love Day is the Valentine’s Day alternative celebrating Black love | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton Today, Black love fills the air. Valentine’s Day—an European-centric holiday, which packages romance and “I love yous” around
First Black woman to open a comic book shop on the East Coast shares her reading recs | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton Advocates of diversity in comics kicked off 2016 with a big milestone when Ariell Johnson opened the first Black woman-owned comic book
Black Futures Month imagines what’s next for Black lives | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton Today marks the first day of Black History Month—but that is not the only celebration of Black people