Articles & Essays:

Police & Black Baltimore. (The Baltimore Sun)

Remembering Tyre Nichols As An Aspiring Photographer With Optimism. (News One).

Once A Panther, Always a Panther. (The Amsterdam News)

United Muslim Day Parade Marches into its 26 Year. (The Amsterdam News)

Seeing Racism & Oppression Through Past Photographs (Fort Wayne Ink Spot).

Why We Should Learn to Read Photographs? (Fort Wayne Ink Spot).

Thomas E. Askew: Former Slave, Professional Photographer. (Fort Wayne Ink Spot).

Freedom Fighting of Blacks Should Be Documented & Safely Kept. (Fort Wayne Ink Spot).

The Narrow Line Between Documenting and Exploiting in Photography. (Street Photography Magazine).

Street Photography: A Spontaneous Theory. (Film Shooters Collective).

Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, the Fortune in her Photography & Intelligence. (Afro Punk).

Gordon Parks & Roy DeCarava: The Dualism Between Two Great Black Photographers. (Afro Punk).

The Simplicity In Photography: A Great Insight. (121 Clicks Magazine).

Black History from Lens—Lessons that I was Blessed to Listen to. (Afro Punk).

James Van Der Zee (1886-1983). A Completely Great Eye. (Afro Punk).

Jamel Shabazz: The Clarification About New York is Inside of his Lens. (Afro Punk).

Black lives, white lens: the Black Photographer has always been disregarded by this New World. (Afro Punk).

On Spike Lee Bold Legacy: Black Women Leads, Pro Blackness & More Greatness. (Afro Punk).

Peter Magubane: A Fortitude in Photography. (Afro Punk).

The Role of Realism in Photography. (Afro Punk).

Lois Mailou Jones: Inside & Outside of the Harlem Renaissance. (Afro Punk).

The Year was 1900 & there was an Exhibition titled, “The Exhibition of American Negroes.” (Afro Punk).

Not In Vogue Often: Fashion without Black Photographers. (Afro Punk).

Photographic Education Goes Beyond The Camera (Emulsive Magazine).

The White Art World Misuses Baquiat’s Work To Define What’s Expected Of Black  Painters. (Afro Punk).

The Burnt Out Seasons of Becoming A Photographer: Evolution or Devolution? (On Film Magazine).

White Lens, Black Lives: How A Nazi Filmmaking Made A Career Photographing Nuba Peoples.

Photography Could End Up A Pop-Art. (On Film Magazine).

Self-Actualization: Speaking While Hearing My Own Photography.

The Humbleness in Photography is Becoming Undone. (Art Photo Feature).

The Photograph is Important, Palpable. (Art Photo Feature)

Errol Sawyer, The Willpower Within His Eye. (The Eye of Photography).

Photography is from the Moment. (Camera Obscura)

A Black Photographer for a Black President. (Africanah)

Malick Sidibe: A Photographer that reminds us about Culture. (The Eye of Photography)

The Clock of Life in Street Photography. (Street Photography Magazine).