• MoviesRoxanne Roxanne: A Powerful, Female-Centered Story that Got Hijacked by the Failures of MenBy Shannon M. HoustonApril 8, 2018
• Politics6 Things Black People Need to Stop Saying to White People in 2018By Shannon M. HoustonJanuary 4, 2018
• MoviesBeyond Your Faves: 6 Black Actresses Who Are Leading Woman MaterialBy Shannon M. HoustonDecember 28, 2017
• MoviesLet the Mystery Be: Interior Teresa and Embracing “Maybe”By Shannon M. HoustonDecember 8, 2017
• MoviesBeyond Boyega, Boseman and Them: 5 Black Actors Who Are Leading Man MaterialBy Shannon M. HoustonDecember 5, 2017
• MoviesMudbound Vs. the Underground Effect: It’s Time for the Spectacle of Black Suffering to EvolveBy Shannon M. HoustonNovember 27, 2017
• MoviesParis Is Still Burning: What if We Loved Black Queers as Much as We Love/Steal from Black Queer Culture?By Shannon M. HoustonNovember 7, 2017
• TVInsecure Proves That Natasha Rothwell's Kelli Is Hella Goals with "Hella LA"By Shannon M. HoustonAugust 14, 2017
• TVYes, Money Is the Motivation, But Snowfall Still Needs Compelling Characters for a Dope StoryBy Shannon M. HoustonJuly 5, 2017Rating6.0
• BooksQuiet Until the Thaw and the Ongoing Violence of WhitenessBy Shannon M. HoustonJune 29, 2017
• BooksIt's Sexual Freedom vs. Family and Tradition in Marriage of a Thousand LiesBy Shannon M. HoustonJune 26, 2017
• TVJill Soloway on I Love Dick, Transparent and the Importance of Trans Emmy NomineesBy Shannon M. HoustonJune 22, 2017
• TVYou Had Me at Departure: Damon Lindelof Talks Love, Evolution and Feminism in The LeftoversBy Shannon M. HoustonJune 13, 2017
• MoviesIn Lowriders, the Unnecessary White Love Interest Strikes AgainBy Shannon M. HoustonMay 31, 2017
• BooksA Good Country Proves That American Ideals Are as Volatile as Radical IslamBy Shannon M. HoustonMay 24, 2017
• TVThe Misha Green Movement: The Underground Showrunner Talks Season Two, That Wild Finale and the Future of the SeriesBy Shannon M. HoustonMay 11, 2017
• TVA Time to Be Born and A Time to Kill on Underground's Season Two Finale, "Soldier"By Shannon M. HoustonMay 10, 2017
• BooksWhat Kind of God: Violence, Religion and Magic Collide in Nadeem Aslam's The Golden LegendBy Shannon M. HoustonMay 9, 2017
• MoviesGiveaway: Win the Oscar-Nominated I Am Not Your Negro on Blu-rayBy Shannon M. HoustonMay 4, 2017
• TVLove Is Not the Answer to White Supremacy on Underground's "Citizen"By Shannon M. HoustonMay 3, 2017