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ZORA

A publication from Medium that centers the stories, poetry, essays and thoughts of women of color.

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You Can Never Be Completely Free Until You’re Free from Yourself

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Defining Colorism

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‘Brown Sugar’ Was More Than a Love Story. It’s an Ode to Black Feminism.

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Black Women and The Romanticization of Struggle Love

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Memories, mission, and meaning

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Rules For Safety For Non-White Women: Getting Into A Strange Man’s Car May Save Your Life

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Black Women Continue to Experience Racism in Homeownership and Making Costly Repairs

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I Had No Idea Journaling Would Lead to My First Book

How everyday writing led to self-healing and…

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Grieving My Failed Marriage Helped Me Grow Stronger

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