James Hal Cone: Do we bleed for others? | Jeremy Nathan Marks

At that time, in these United States, young men like Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown were coming forward from within the ranks of the student and nonviolent Civil Rights movements and saying it was time for black people to get theirs, too. If that meant a confrontation with whites in power, so be it. If that meant offending the sensibilities of politicians and good liberal allies, they would do that, too. If that meant saying that the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King was an illusion, that the United States was not a place of brotherhood; Carmichael and Brown would not hesitate to proclaim it. Continue reading →

Featured Series | Comics Galore With Rachel McGill

Rachel is an intelligent writer, thinker, and reviewer; she dedicates her time to use her platform for making a difference through her reviews. Continue reading →

Interview | Comics & The Comic Universe: Rachel McGill On Reviewing, Comic Life, and Sharing Comic History

“I just really enjoy comics and really enjoy writing about them. It’s frustrating but at the end of the day, you just have to be true to yourself and forget anyone who tries to bring you down.” — Rachel McGill Continue reading →

President’s Day Nostalgia: Attempting To Summon The Ghosts Of President’s Day Past (Help!) — Part 2

He told us that “the most important title is not ‘president’ or ‘prime minister’; the most important title is ‘citizen.’” Continue reading →

TWD Magazine Is Sharing The Experience Of Contemporary Writers & Artists

TWD Magazine’s goal is to provide a genuinely positive, memorable, comfortable, and professional editorial experience as possible. It is a passion that I strive to maintain with all future Contributors and future Collections. Continue reading →

Content That Shares & Values Experience; Content That Upholds Our Mission

This Journal has been my baby and my place to experiment with what I truly want to do with this space on the internet. Continue reading →