The experience of black people in Korea was one of the things I researched most while preparing to study abroad in Seoul. While most comments were positive, I could not help but feel anxious as a result...
My metal plates feel like fire
These are my hands
When I place my palms together
and hold them tight
it looks as if I am praying
to God
beseeching for you
With my pious hands
I can make your...
At a time when racial tensions seem to be at the forefront of America’s entertainment industry, Black Theatre Ensemble’s newest production could not be any more opportune.
Produced by Taylor...
As much as I looked forward to graduation back when I was a senior in high school, there was one thing I dreaded so much that sometimes I wished I could go back in time and cling to my days as an awkward...
One of the things I miss most from home is comfort food. I’ve known since I was a little kid that food is important and that it has power; that power is, perhaps, why it plays such a large role in Southern...
I’ve never been the type to adjust to change well. After my eighth-grade graduation, I went through a sort of mid-life crisis or whatever you might call a 14-year-old’s equivalent of that. I didn’t...
Chosen from a group of competitive submissions, the short stories and poems featured in this semester's Creative Writing Issue from The Guide highlight the creative talents of Georgetown students. Click...
I am a black female who was raised by a single father, and there has never been a time when he wasn’t in my life. He is and has always been everything.
When I was little, he let me put barrettes in...
