Black Box

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Uncovering Our

Rightful Soul

Why

Celebrating blackness throughout the world and the inherent value and power of the culture. Creating the conditions for Joy.Genius.Dignity.Flow and a place of remembering when its been forgotten. 

BLACKBOX Online Content Channels

The goal of our content is to facilitate discussion and intimate conversations about the black experience from ALL perspectives and realities. All voices welcome and agree that our freedom is closely tied to our ability to engage with people, topics, opinions, beliefs, attitudes, and perspectives that we may not like or agree with, and stay connected in the wrestle. These conversations heal the separation that we as a country and a community have found ourselves in and create a new foundation built on the gifts of resilience and flow.

Things we dig – Curated by BlackBox: 

Kindred Souls

Live Call on Sundays on Erosplatform.com Must be 18+

Community Leadership Programs

Working with Exodus Alternatives to Incarceration (ATI) and Free Food Harlem, in Harlem NY. Offering brilliant justice involved individuals the opportunity to participate, at a greater depth, in programs that promote the discovery of themselves and who they are and provide guidance. The ultimate aim of these program is to encourage participants to become leaders in their communities, simply by being exactly who they are. To set the example for others to do the same within the prison environs and outside with families and friends.

Through the Free Food Program we provide the nourishment of the soul and the stomach. Filling bodies with love through nutritious gourmet food and giving people a space and time for connection and collaboration while experiencing and dignified dining experience.

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From the Blog

January 14, 2026
Black dandyism carries history in its seams. Long before it appeared on red carpets or museum steps, it emerged as a response to dehumanization. Enslaved and colonized Black people took...
January 13, 2026
Juneteenth Is Not Just a Celebration For Black folks, Juneteenth doesn’t land like most holidays. It carries weight. It stirs memory. It can feel meaningful and hollow at the same...
April 30, 2024
But this day. This moment. Every line and limitation I’d looked for has blended and blurred. Every idea of what is supposed to be has been erased. We are the ocean, as the Tibetan Monk would say. A variety of waves, a part of the same source underneath.
September 6, 2023
The crew discusses oppression and the various manifestations of it and our responses to it.
December 7, 2022
You understand that obligation doesn’t actually exist. It’s not real. It’s merely a place where you won’t take responsibility for what you want.
November 3, 2022
As much as we complained about the gentrification, I had to admit where I was a gentrifier myself. And that with it came some healthy food options and access for those who could afford it. And something to move towards for those who couldn’t.