Trauma and What I’ve Made of Isaiah Hickman’s Emoblackthot
FOR MEDIUM — Unpacking the EMOBLACKTHOT situation on Twitter and the issues with BIPOC and Men disclosing sexual assault
Keeping my Ego as a Black Writer is the Best Advice I’ve Ever Received
FOR MEDIUM — Pride is a radical act in Black art and being a Black writer is no different. Steven Underwood explores the necessity of pride in Black work.
Black Boys and Bird-Chests: The Racialized Legacy of Body Dysmorphia
FOR MEDIUM – Black Boys and Bird-Chests, or the Racialized Legacy of Body Dysmorphia And Body Image in African-American Men
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About Me
Hailing from Columbus, Ohio, Steven Underwood is an award-winning writer with a penchant for finding the magic in the hypocritical world. Honest to his experiences, Underwood has published essays on Blackness and identity with Oprah Magazine, MTV News, LEVEL, Essence, Cassius Life, and Banango Street, including an essay entitled “I Should’ve Talked Black” and other self-critical pieces. He has no dogs or cats, but several nieces who swear they are smarter than him.
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