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Open Club · 5 members · Last active
BlackGamesElite has two main goals, no matter the project: have fun, or get black people into developing games. This public locale is an meetup place for members and anyone else interested, where they can learn about various projects or partake in developments. Remember to join the newsletter. -
Open Club · 3 members · Last active
Storage or Discussion to the earliest literature of those descended from enslaved. -
Open Club · 61 members · Last active
The mission of #readingblack is to encourage everyone to read quality books written by Black people and to purchase those books from independent booksellers. We strive to develop strategies that will make it easier for book buyers to support our mission.
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Open Club · 4 members · Last active
The mission of African American Christian Creative Writing is to engage the art of Fiction, Poetry, Drama, & Creative Non-Fiction from a Biblical Perspective. We are here to encourage each others to JUST WRITE! Maybe we can even take a UDEMY class together. Perhaps, we can review the different styles of writing used in the Bible. With room to discuss varied thoughts, the primary thrust should focus on proficiency and consistency in writing creatively. -
Open Club · 22 members · Last active
The Black Speculative Fiction Club is for those who read, create and enjoy science fiction, fantasy, paranormal, horror and afrofuturism books created by and about Black people of African and the African Diaspora
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Public Club · Last active
Tony Lindsay is the moderator for our Online Book Club. Books, on our reading list, are chosen by our participants. -
Public Club
Word Lovers Book club is a group of professional women who love to read and review books. We represent diversity in thought, age, and literary interests. While we read books of various genres, our exception is erotica and what we call the “Thug Genre.” We strive to promote and sustain an exchange of thought-provoking discussions around a literary work, expand our communities’ literary interests, and promote authors who can tell a good story as well as offer thematic life lessons in their books. -
Open Club · 2 members
This Club is set up to spread the inspiration of the word of God and enlightened the darkened mind about the light of hope in Jesus Christ
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