TryLivingWhile.Black · Since 2020

First-person stories, shared with care.

Explore accounts of Black lived experiences with racism. Every public story has documented publication rights, confirmed consent, privacy review, and explicit human editorial approval.

A reviewed public archive

Discovery is not publication.

Candidates stay private while source provenance, permissions, consent, and privacy are checked. The Stories archive shows only records that pass every gate.

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How stories reach the archive

Review happens before publication.

Candidates are deduplicated and reviewed with their source and rights records attached.

01 · SOURCE

Check collection permission.

Each configured source needs an administrator review and evidence before collection begins.

02 · DISCOVER

Keep candidates private.

Provenance and duplicates are recorded while reviewers assess whether an account is first-person and in scope.

03 · CLEAR

Record rights and consent.

Publication requires documented rights, confirmed consent, and a passed privacy review.

04 · APPROVE

Require a human decision.

An editor records the final reason before a story appears in the public archive.