Dana C. Jones·May 19, 2022Apathy Around Black DeathThere is an apathy around the death of Black people in America causing a moral erasure among the citizens.
Dana C. Jones·Feb 28, 2022For TrayvonA decade has passed since Trayvon’s murder and the world has been protesting ever since.
Dana C. Jones·Feb 16, 2022An Epilogue to the Work that Yielded No OutputI worked on a story about Black Rage and I couldn’t finish. After months of not writing anything, this is the what I could come up with.
Dana C. Jones·Jun 11, 2021The Revolving Door of Death and BlacknessThough death is inevitable, it has a lust for Black life like no other in the society if the United States that it is familiar at birth.
Dana C. Jones·Jun 4, 2021What Tulsa Says About White LifeThe Tulsa Race Riot destroyed a Black community and the generations of the perpetrators where silent. White life has benefited from this.
Dana C. Jones·Apr 15, 2021A Visible Stand Still of a NationAmerica will do what it has to, to maintain supremacy over Black people and the rest of the nation will claim progress inspite of it.
Dana C. Jones·Jan 31, 2021Four Years Later We Are Still the SameA new president is suppose to symbolize a new tide in America, but after the last administration, it will be hard to convince most people.
Dana C. Jones·Jan 15, 2021The “Problem” of Not Being WhiteRace issues have been put on the disenfranchised. Yet, the oppressors have created race and should deal with the repercussions.
Dana C. Jones·Jan 9, 2021The Day White America Fought ItselfIn the storming of the capitol building — in all of the imagery, tweets and coverage — the one thing that stands out is the rioter…
Dana C. Jones·Jul 28, 2020John Lewis and the Attainable PotentialAt the beginning of this new decade as a country we aimed to start anew and create our own roaring renaissance.
