Novels/Novellas
Here are some links to websites and blogs featuring my writing:
AfroPunk
A Black Girl Who Loves “White Folks” Music (Reprint)
Bitch Flicks
‘Love Jones’: The Soundtrack of the Neo-Soul Generation
Black Girl Nerds
A Black Woman Who Loves “White Folks” Music
Meteor Man: Will There Ever Be Another Black Superhero?
Blackberry, A Magazine
Fragments
Ma Jeunesse Fout Le Camp
The Butter (The Toast)
Wave My Freak Flag High: Afrofuturism, Imagination and the Imposter Syndrome
Callaloo
Claire of the Sea Light by Edwidge Danticat
The Chromatic Life
Chillin In Inda’s Corner (audio)
Cinemosity
Cinemosity 157 – Head (The Monkees) (audio)
Comatose Podcast
“Anxiety” (audio) – Episode 74
The Establishment
For Harriet
Do What You Can: Fighting Back with a Weary Spirit
#BlackLivesMatter Means We Must Talk About Sexual Violence Too
Stop Ridiculing Black Women for Being Single
How Gendering Respectability Politics Ultimately Harms Black Women
Beyond R&B: 7 Black Women Fronting Rock Bands That You Should Know
Television Networks Love Our Ratings Power, But They Don’t Love Us
“I Am Not Yours”: Respecting Black Women’s Agency
A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Important Gender and Sexuality Terms
How the 2014-2015 TV Season Had White People in Their Feelings
13 Lies We Tell About Rape and Sexual Assault
The Issue with the Perceived “Whiteness” of Being an Alternative Black Girl
5 NPR Tiny Desk Concerts You Should Watch During #BlackMusicMonth
Black Girls Aren’t Abused, Raped or Murdered Because They’re “Rebellious” or “Fast”
Black People Are Not Safe Anywhere in America
Bristol Reminds Us: Shaming Women and Policing Their Bodies Doesn’t Work
Not All of Our Public Figures Need to Speak Out About Social Issues
Dear Taylor Swift: If Your Feminism Ain’t Intersectional, It Ain’t Sh*t
Reflections on Embracing Your Inner #CarefreeBlackGirl in Your 30s and Beyond
How One Filmmaker and Katrina Survivor Continues the Fight for New Orleans
What Are We Celebrating?: What Everyone Should Know About Intersectionality and History
Interfictions
Parallels and Transitions
It’s Lit in Color
Episode 4 – Inda Lauryn (audio)
Nerdgasm Noire Network
We Usually Have to Racebend for This Cast (audio of panel at Wiscon 38)
Nerdgasm Noire Network 185: Interview with Inda Lauryn (audio)
Sleepy Hollow’s Casting Announcement Shows Its Priorities… And Its Failures
Nerdgasm Noire Network 238: Drink Psychic (audio)
The Learned Fangirl
“My Identity Isn’t a Brand”: Nerdgasm Noire Network’s Example of Subversive Black Geek Podcasting
Pop Culture “Comfort Food” for Difficult Times
Older Black Women in Romantic Relationships on Television
Underground, Everfair, and AfroRetroFuturism
Is The End Near for the New Golden Age of Black Television?
Umoja
XOJane
These 5 Podcasts Led by Black Women Keep Me Company… And Give Me Life
