Category Archives: Jonestown Massacre and black women

The Ghost

Posted on March 14, 2015 by blackskeptics

By Sikivu Hutchinson (from White Nights, Black Paradise) The night watchwoman does not drink coffee. She never pees. Never leaves her post for a smoke break, a phone call, a fart in the subzero weather that’s kicked in the teeth … Continue reading →

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Are We Black, Proud and Socialist?

Posted on February 3, 2014 by blackskeptics

White Nights, Black Paradise: A Novel “Sikivu Hutchinson’s vision of Jonestown, of the real people who left behind despair for what they thought was belief and hope, is a valuable one – her take is the one America hasn’t yet … Continue reading →

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