Originally posted on Real News:
https://twitter.com/ebrahimaseem/status/612021759374594048 I’m so tired of these mixed, biracial & lie-racial women having the audacity to be labeled as “half Black” Ha! Y’all wish. And when I took a mixed girl out on a first date, I told her just that. I met her at my niece’s dance recital. Coming off…
by: Mariah Moghadam A tree I see HE told me to leave it be Every day it had been taunting me Then the serpent came and told me I could eat from the forbidden tree I went to Adam filled with glee Holding an apple I promised we’d both be free Biting into it all… Read More Dear World
by: Mariah Moghadam Theatre history helps experts understand their artistic customs, and allows past techniques, past conventions, and past ideas to be taken into consideration by present-day specialists. By learning the importance of theatre history, we then can understand various cultures and their usage of theatre. One way to examine the history of theatre is… Read More Why is Society Our Main Concern??
by: Mariah Moghadam As the large waves pushed against the side of the cargo ship, the Africans located in the belly of the cargo ship were shackled and huddle together in attempt to keep warm. The heat from the radiating sun beamed down on the cotton fields of the South, where a young black boy… Read More Embracing the Past and Understanding the Present
Originally posted on Victoria (V.E.) Schwab:
Hey there, lovelies! I know it’s been awhile since I posted. I’ve spent the last few months buried under deadlines and finishing up coursework–so far this year I’ve gone to grad school, and written and edited THREE books, all coming out next year–and getting ready to head back…
by: Mariah Moghadam I, Lilith, have a story to tell. This story should be remembered throughout the centuries. Remember it and remember me. Throughout my childhood I was told I was the one to kill the serpent. Before my birth, the serpent had terrorized my village. The serpent has been killing my people as long… Read More A Short Story: The Defeat of the Serpent
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