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Cassava Republic: A $30,000 Nonfiction Prize for Black Women - Vimarsana News

Cassava Republic: A $30,000 Nonfiction Prize for Black Women

Bibi Bakare-Yusuf's new nonfiction award for Black women writers offers a contract and advance to the author of an unpublished manuscript.

Being Catcalled - Vimarsana News

Being Catcalled

What does it feel like to be catcalled? From violence and safety concerns to the emotional toll of catcalling, Host Terra Lopez gains some insight and understanding about how to solve this deep-rooted issue.

COMMENTARY: Note From New York As Reed's "The Conductor" Completes Off-Broadway Run - Vimarsana News

COMMENTARY: Note From New York As Reed's "The Conductor" Completes Off-Broadway Run

If “The Conductor” never plays again, I will have been privileged to be part of its evolution from Zoom readings from a year ago to two full off-Broadway runs in 2023. That’s six weeks of live shows, 24 shows in all. But wouldn’t it be nice to have the show satirizing the Bay Area’s race politics actually have a run in the Bay Area?

Jamila Woods on love and daring to tell the truth with her new album - Vimarsana News

Jamila Woods on love and daring to tell the truth with her new album

With her stunning new album, 'Water Made Us,' singer and poet Jamila Woods tackles her past relationships head-on — and dares to tell the truth.

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Feminists Infiltrate The "Incelosphere" — Where Toxic Content Warps Modern Masculinity - Vimarsana News

Feminists Infiltrate The "Incelosphere" — Where Toxic Content Warps Modern Masculinity

An increasing number of male teens and young adults who've experienced feelings of rejection wind up in what's been dubbed the “incelosphere,” a place where they can find mutual understanding in a world they think is against them. Two women Polish journalists spent two years on the online servers these “beta males” are flocking to in ever greater numbers.