The Black Girl House Newsletter
The ultimate newsletter for Black women who love house music. While we might not be the ones hosting the cool parties or booking Zack Fox to DJ, we're the ones keeping you in the know and connect you with a group of amazing women to hit the function with!
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Surveillance Killed the Dancefloor (opens the original)
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A flip phone without Wi-Fi has sounded so good lately. And when I say lately, I mean for the last six years.There was something completely liberating about clubs and house parties in the 80s, 90s and early 00s. Part of that liberation was the lack of surveillance. You could slink down into a warehouse basement party and unabashedly move your body without fear that someone would be posting a photo or video with you unknowingly in it. There was no expectation that every moment needed to become con
What Does it Mean to Build "Community" if People Can't Afford to be There? (opens the original)
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What does it mean to build community if people can’t afford to be there?Lately, we’ve been hearing the same thing over and over again.People miss community.People are tired of relationships that feel transactional. Spaces marketed as communal that are really networking events in disguise. Parties designed more for status than connection.We’re longing for spaces where people remember our names. Where you don’t have to arrive with someone to belong. Where the room feels like it was built with you
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