Class struggle resulting in revolutionary overthrow of the current political and economic structures. The Marxist model.

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I've spent a lot of my public writing career discussing @janellecj.bsky.social's #BlackWomenBest. One of the first platforms to give me the space to share why Black women are the rising tide that lifts all boats was @teenvogue.com yet again.

This piece put me on @ayannapressley.bsky.social radar. 🥹

Fun fact: Dr. Fenaba Addo and I wrote a piece about the myths surrounding #studentdebt cancellation for @teenvogue.com that got so much traction, it was included in a book. Teen Vogue has literally cemented me as a public writer and I am so grateful.

In honor of @teenvogue.com, my favorite pieces ever. My first op-ed for them was about none other than Governor Lisa Cook.

I made a case for why her appointment to the Fed would make a difference. Thank you to @allegrak.bsky.social for seeing the vision and running the story.

But what alarms me in all this is how the girls who were victimized by these men are largely forgotten. I want us to find ways of centering them in the discourse.

My final piece for @teenvogue.com politics section was a piece titled "There's a Steep Price to Ignoring Black Expertise" and boy has that come full circle.

Thank you @allegrak.bsky.social and the politics editorial team for turning this Head Start kid into a Black woman who writes for the public.

I also spent my public writing capital introducing a new generation to America's first Black economist, Dr. Sadie T.M. Alexander. Once again @teenvogue.com and @allegrak.bsky.social created space for stories that weren't covered by other outlets in a way that mattered!