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So proud to announce that DHJ Alum @hdthepoetic has just released his second book “The Boy that wrote Love” ❤️‍🔥 DM his page to pick up your copy today! Congratulations on the achievement Horane & looking forward to seeing you publish even more books in the future! 🙏🏾🙏🏾😤

Explain The Trouble You Went Through To Get Your PS5? 👀😹

BHARLIE INTERVIEW OUT NOW! 🔥 @bharlieb._ CLICK THE LINK IN MY BIO TO TUNE IN, YA GON ENJOY THIS ONE 💯💯🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

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The original logo for Da Hood Journal, formerly known as Andy’s Buckets.

Photo of (from left to right) Sta, Mike, I, & Kameron, following a link-up in December 2020. The photo comes courtesy of @Tombstvne on IG.

Photo of my mother during her college graduation in 2019. Da Hood Journal is an entity dedicated to her.

R.I.P KOBE, GIGI, and ANYONE ELSE ON THAT PLANE!

R.I.P POP SMOKE WE MISS YOU!

Team photo taken following our victory in the 2018 — 19 NYC Boys Division A basketball championship.

Love us like you love our culture. If you know, you know.

Always!

Long Live B-Diddy!

A photo taken while at a candlelight vigil for Brandon at the Andrew Jackson Houses on June 29th.

R.I.P B-DIDDY!

Close friends of Tyana J at a ceremony in her honor, in the Bronx. Tyana lost her life to gun violence on June 12th.

Photo of Amadou, Roki’s deceased close friend that passed away a few years prior. She plans on carrying his legacy wherever she goes.

Photo of the beautiful Zyasia, former classmate of Roki & friend of the blog. She passed away on March 11th after a difficult fight with cancer. She was 16. She is gone but her legacy will never be forgotten here at Da Hood Journal. Sleep in peace queen.