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Posts by Michal 'MJ' Jones

3 Ways Being Tender is a Political Act – No Matter What Our Violent Society Says

By Michal 'MJ' Jones | November 17, 2016

Tenderness is often treated like “oversensitivity” or weakness – but these wonderful insights show how being tender with ourselves and others can be exactly what we need.

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Don’t Fall for These 3 Excuses for Gentrification – They’re Excusing Colonization, Too

By Michal 'MJ' Jones | December 21, 2015
Next to brownstones, a vacant lot is for sale in Harlem

Ever heard that gentrification can change neighborhoods in a “positive” way? Here’s why it’s dangerous to think gentrification is inevitable, or even a sign of progress.

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4 Reasons People of Color Can’t Cater to White People’s Guilt – Or Their Tears

By Michal 'MJ' Jones | November 22, 2015
Tissue box

Have you ever encountered white guilt like this author did? Here are four good reasons why this author says “I can’t and won’t prioritize white tears, anger, and guilt.”

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5 Reasons We Need Black-Only Spaces (And No, Reverse Racism Isn’t One of Them)

By Michal 'MJ' Jones | September 28, 2015
Two people having a good time together

This author’s experience after the Charleston church shooting showed them why black-only spaces are as necessary as ever. These reasons leave no doubt.

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Sorry for the Wait: Dining While Black, Queer, and Non-Binary

By Michal 'MJ' Jones | August 21, 2015

“They’re not used to seeing people like us here.” Can you relate to this feeling?

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