Priscilla Ward

Priscilla Ward is an over-caffeinated, D.C.-based writer, running enthusiast, music explorer, and founder of BLCKNLIT. You can find her tweeting @Macaronifro.

Teo Hunter and Beny Ashburn of Crowns & Hops
Changing the face of craft beer: Crowns & Hops is funding racial equity for Black-owned breweries Priscilla Ward
John Lewis: Good Trouble
New doc "John Lewis: Good Trouble" gives nuance to a relentless freedom fighter Priscilla Ward
Moechella in Washington, D.C.
Black joy: The power and politics of Go-Go music in the era of Black Lives Matter Priscilla Ward
Selah and the Spades
In “Selah and the Spades,” black kids run their world and don't face consequences Priscilla Ward
Kanye West
The emotional labor of being a Kanye West fan is not paying off Priscilla Ward
Hands Holding Phone
How racism became our zeitgeist Priscilla Ward
The Argus Project
Black pain isn't a video game: The possibilities and pitfalls of virtual reality in the Black Lives Matter era Priscilla Ward
Beyonce
Beyoncé's radical invitation: In "Lemonade," a blueprint for black women working through pain Priscilla Ward
Kendrick Lamar
"An outburst of emotions black America can relate to": Kendrick Lamar's newest release feels like the back story to his masterpiece, "To Pimp a Butterfly" Priscilla Ward
Beyoncé
White Beyoncé haters don't get it: "Formation" isn't "race-baiting" — but it is unapologetically about race Priscilla Ward
I'm tired of suppressing myself to get along with white people Priscilla Ward
Kendrick Lamar
"To Pimp a Butterfly": Kendrick Lamar's unapologetic black American dream Priscilla Ward
I'm tired of suppressing myself to get along with white people Priscilla Ward
D'Angelo's sultry return: Why we needed a “Black Messiah" right now Priscilla Ward
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