By Yasmin Chaudhary

 By: Yasmin Chaudhary — The Inkwell Times

 By Yasmin Chaudhary — The Inkwell Times

 By Yasmin Chaudhary — The Inkwell Times

 By Yasmin Chaudhary — The Inkwell Times

There are crimes so vast they begin to blur into numbers. Into headlines. Into rankings that reduce human lives into a grotesque kind of record book. But behind every number in the case of Samuel Little is a woman who woke up one morning and never made it home again.

By Yasmin Chaudhary — The Inkwell Times

It feels strange sitting down to write this, knowing how much time has passed since my last post. February came and went, and with it, my plans—plans I was genuinely excited about, especially for Black History Month. I owe you an explanation, and more importantly, an apology.

 By Yasmin Chaudhary — The Inkwell Times

By Yasmin Chaudhary — The Inkwell Times

This article is published on the anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X, sixty-one years after his death. This is not a retrospective for nostalgia, nor a retelling of tragedy for consumption. It is an act of remembrance, reflection, and respect.

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