PUBLICATIONS
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Author of the award-winning No Thanks: Black, Female, and Living in the Martyr-Free Zone, Keturah Kendrick specializes in personal narratives and reported essays covering education, travel and the interior lives of Black women.
Portfolio
Insider: Traveling Solo Changed My Relationship With Loneliness
Black Ballad: Navigating Anti-Blackness and Being the “Right” Kind of Black Abroad
Edpost: When Teachers Lack Cultural Competence and Humility, Loving Students is Not Enough
Next Avenue: What I Learned About Friendship in Midlife When I Had to End One
Next Avenue: Unlearning My Father’s Lessons in Frugality
NBC News: The Fear of Being Shot While Doing Everyday Things is Crippling - and Very American
MSNBC: Curious Why “Abbott Elementary” Excelled After Similar Shows Failed? Ask a Teacher.
USA Today: Want to Leave The US? These Women Found A Home, Community in Mexico
Huffpost: When I Apologized to a Student, She Was Stunned.
Newsweek: Gifted Programs Hurt The Students Left Behind and Those Pushed Ahead
Your Life is A Trip: All I Wanted in Rwanda Was a Goat Brochette
New Lines Mag: Netflix's "Grace and Frankie" Reveals a Trend: Women Rejecting Marriage in Golden Years
Black Ballad: Unmarried and Unbothered: Black Women Who Prefer Autonomy Over Marriage
Medium: The Single Woman As Shelf Warmer
The Humanist: Faith in Oneself: Towards a Black Humanist Buddhism
Mediaversity: Review of the film, Antebellum
The Not Mom: What to Expect When You Will Never Be Expecting
The Pulpwood Queens: Wait, They Want More: An Author's Journey to Vulnerability
Medium: Why TransWomen Have Earned Their Seat at the Table
NonParents: The Simplicity of Knowing You Don’t Want Children
Lions Roar: Light the Lantern of Compassion
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