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Enough of Nice-Nasty Christianity
Christians should stop wielding religion as a tool of oppression, Evette Dionne writes at Clutch magazine.
Zoe Saldana: 'People of Color' Don't Exist
Clutch magazine's Evette Dionne takes Zoe Saldana to task for saying, "There's no such thing as people of color," and suggests that she enroll in a Critical Race Theory class.
Why Black Girls Are From the Future
Writing at Clutch magazine, Evette Dionne traces the origins of the #BlackGirlsAreFromTheFuture hashtag and explains why it has caught on as a digital movement.
The 'Scandal' Effect: Diversifying Prime-Time Television
Clutch magazine's Evette Dionne wonders whether the "Big Three" networks will take the show as a lesson about putting some color in prime-time lineups.
What Our Love and Hate for Touré Teaches Black People
Reflecting on criticism of the provocative social commentator, Clutch magazine's Evette Dionne worries about what she says is the constant characterization of some of us as "black enough," while others are relegated to the outskirts.
