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Explore Black Rewrite, where we celebrate the brilliance of Black writers and their transformative stories. Our blog is a tribute to creativity and cultural celebration, featuring powerful narratives that resonate and inspire.

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Reclaiming our words

Reclaiming our words

No one knows

October 27, 2024

Trinity Ross-Mack

FEATURED AUTHOR: Trinity Ross-Mack Used with permission from the author I’ve been told I’m immoral That I’m emotionless And expressionless A robot That my very existence is a burden Am I that burden? Do my lungs take up too much air?

Reclaiming our words

Letter to Mother Over in Away

September 25, 2024

Glenville Lovell

FEATURED AUTHOR: Glenville Lovell Used with permission from the author I’m alive today because of Powder, I want you to know that, Ma. You might remember him. Some call him Mad Eric. He walks about the village naked, carrying a rusty

Reclaiming our words

Perfect Strangers: Echoes of a Black Suburban Youth

September 3, 2024

Justin Marlowe

FEATURED AUTHOR: Justin Marlowe Used with permission from the author This is an excerpt from Chapter 8 of my memoir where I’m discussing a fairly seminal moment in which I experienced conflict upon my family relocating from Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas to

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The Girl with the Hazel Eyes

August 7, 2024

Callie Browning

FEATURED AUTHOR: Callie Browning Used with permission from the author The sun was making its descent in the sky as I wandered down to the little copse of trees behind the Bailey house. That’s the first time I took note of

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KEYS BINDS US

July 23, 2024

Nicole Yarde

FEATURED AUTHOR: Nicole Yarde Used with permission from the author THE KEYS THAT BINDS US – PART 1 Chapter 1 – MICHAEL Dr. Michael Madison, or Dr. Mike as most called him, exhaled deeply as the last student filed out

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When Someone You Love is Gone

At the young age of six, Joy is faced with losing her loving mother. In this book, Joy asks tough questions about losing someone you love. Finding comfort in the words of her grandmother and advice from a special friend, Joy begins to understand her mother's death and the love that Jesus has for her.
by Candyce Curtis-Peay (Author)
Courtney Demings (Author)

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Hi, Black Rewrite family! 🌟 Today, we’re spotlighting the powerful words of the brilliant Marlon James, a storyteller unafraid to…

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Letter to Mother Over in Away

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