Desiree Cooper

The Silly Gooses That We Are, We Flew North and Now We’re Stuck with the Winter

March 4, 2020

Don’t believe the sunshiny hype. Spring ain’t here yet.

With Interracial Relationships, We’re Down for the Swirl When it’s Good for the Black Girl

February 5, 2020

Black men are far more likely than black women to marry outside of the race – and more likely to get married period. Is it time for black women to expand their search for love?

News + Features

As We Enter a New (Election) Year, the Future of Our Nation Could Rest on Black Shoulders

January 3, 2020

Passivity isn’t going to cut it if things are to change in 2020.

News + Features

When Taking Yoga While Black, Finding Your Peace Can Be Stressful

December 6, 2019

Microaggressions and feelings of exclusion when doing yoga in white spaces has got us bent out of space.

News + Features

Managing the Triple Threat of Being Black, Queer and a Senior

November 7, 2019

Over 65,000 LGBTQ seniors live in Michigan alone, and black members of the community are likelier to face discrimination in health care and senior housing, and isolation.

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