A Generational Love Letter to Western Hills Mall
Despite the promises made, renovations announced, and significant economic impact predicted, the Western Hills Mall project has offered nothing more than silence, abandonment, and a community left to figure out what comes next without a say in the matter.
Black August honors Black political prisoners and freedom struggles throughout the diaspora. SCALAWAG invites you to recommit yourself to liberation movements and movement media.
Southern politics
F*ck The Fourth: A Scalawag Reading List
As an abolitionist publication in solidarity with Black, Indigenous, queer, and all oppressed people of the world who have for generations suffered under the boot of US Empire we say, Fuck the Fourth of July.
Arts & Soul
From heartache to hope and back again, Jahnah Camille grows
Camille's rising star and continued growth is an example of what music people like myself deeply appreciate, especially right now. There's a great satisfaction in following someone's journey and witnessing an artist's craft organically blossom.
Race & Place
Transplant Wars: From Bankhead to "Upper Westside"
Over time, Bankhead's reputation as underdeveloped and unsafe became about the people who lived there and the conditions they were left to navigate.
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Pedagogy of the Southern Worker
Essays & Letters
Surviving Fascism: Lessons from Jim Crow
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