KIZA (kee’-za) active n. [from Kiswahili kisa, story.] 1. Story. 2. It’s all about the story.

Black (blak) infinite being [existing before the beginning.] 1. Space, ether, infinity. 2. Color containing all other colors. 3. People embodying space, ether, infinity. 4. Pertaining to the creative substance and all that exists.

Lit (lit) n. [Ebonics; Black English; African American Vernacular English] 1. Literature, spoken and written. 2. Hip, cool and/or energetic. 3. Bright, shining, illuminated, enlightening.

BlackLit (blak-lit) n., v., adj., adv. Brilliant and active literary expressions pertaining to all that exists, created by people who embody space /ether /infinity.

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Inflicted

Adana Bond was the world champion at losing her possessions. Her parents didn’t seem to mind; most of her items were hand-me-downs from her older sister, fourteen-year-old Dedra, who was shooting up at an alarming rate. Adana was also tall, one of the few physical traits …

Bam Ba See Am Look Thing

Things in swing on The Compound; The Khalif and Abi, meh father, them is Lords in they own little world. Well, is more The Khalif is the lord and fellas like Abi them is …

The Welcoming Cemetery + A Portrait on the Beach

It was believed that cemeteries had brought a certain amount of charm and myths to villages, and in 1922 Kingston, it was proven right. There were many stories and so-called legends, mainly from the seniors of Jamaica’s capital city …