The Doe celebrates its authors this Black History Month.

Anonymous Narratives for Black History Month.

Black Voices

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I Was the Only Writer of Color for My Website; Then They Fired Everyone But Me

Looking Back

Insiders

I’m a Black Woman From an All-White Town; These Are My Memories

Head Space

The Pressure of Black Excellence Was Bad for My Mental Health

Roots

On a Trip to Nigeria, I Discovered My Black-American Identity

The System

Number Ten and Me: How I Bonded With a Juror Who Convicted Me of a Felony

Motherhood

Earth Day or any day, let's celebrate our planet. 

Mother Earth

Tearjerkers

Stories of starting over and finding the fresh.

New Beginnings

Extra, extra, read all about it! The news-media industry has shifted dramatically over the last decade—heck, within the last two years. Between print journalism, podcasting, social media and infotainment, The Doe turns over every rock in this evolving ecosystem.

The ol' nine to five has changed quite a bit in the past couple of years, from working remotely to, well, not working at all. This month we take a look at how cash still does rule in our capitalist society and what the future of business and money might just look like.

Business Class

The Doe's editorial team takes a look back at the year and shares its favorite narratives.

Best of 2021

Lord help us: They say it's not polite to talk about religion or politics, but—hey—we've already talked politics, haven't we? Prayer's up.

Higher Power

Let’s eat. We hear from foodies, insiders and just plain hungry folks. Grab a fork and a seat at the table. It’s time to dig in.

Bread and Butter

These NSFW stories have even us blushing. Nothing is off limits here, so save these reads for outside your 9-5.

NSFW

Boo! As we come up on Halloween, The Doe shares its scariest stuff.

Goosebumps

I Grew Up an Atheist in an Interfaith Household

Your Server Hates You: Working in a Restaurant During COVID Is Infuriating and Exhausting

Made You Look

As the Pandemic Fades, Street Style Is Back: I Couldn’t Be Happier

How Fashion Shows Helped Me Find Myself and Build a Community

On the Record

And Beyond

Clubhouse Is Creating Toxic Online Relationships

Saudade: How Racism in Portugal Reignited a Deep Longing to Move Beyond Race

Unbuttoned

I Found My Superpowers in Queer-Inclusive Movies and TV

Founder's Picks

Black Lives Still Matter When the News Cycle Ends: Where Does BLM Go From Here?

This Is What It's Like to Be a White-Passing Person of Color

I'm Neither Black Nor White: Why I Embrace the Latte

I'm a Black Man Who Experienced White Privilege Growing Up

Hi, Society

This Is What It’s Like to Date a Famous Actor

Doe Print Value - Openness

Black CEOs Won't Save Us: On the Music Industry and the White Gaze

Racism in Theater Is Real: My Journey as a Black Actor

State of the Union

I'm Black, Trans and Voting for Trump

Our Black and White Friendship in Prison Led to Real Change

Rural America Sees Black Men As Athletes, and Not Much More

Subject Matters

Teaching English in South Korea as a Female African-American

What She Said

I’m a Mixed-Race Female Who Has Been Hypersexualized Into a Corner

LGBTQ Voices

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