Anneshia Hardy, Narrative Strategist

The Future Is Being Written in Code and Culture

January 17, 2026 · Politics,Narrative and Messaging,Media and Public Opinion,Happenings,Digital Communication

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange I’m grateful to share a recent conversation that feels...

Borrowed Faces, Stolen Meaning: Digital Blackface in the Age of Algorithms

December 26, 2025 · Narrative and Messaging,Racial Equity,Media and Public Opinion,Digital Communication

(Photomontage: Andrew Stocks) Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange Scroll long enough and you...

What Years of Movement Work Whispered About Memory and Meaning

December 13, 2025 · Narrative and Messaging,Media and Public Opinion,Politics,Racial Equity,Happenings

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange Years in movement work teach you to listen differently. Not...

Reading Towards Liberation

December 11, 2025 · Food For Thought,Narrative and Messaging,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange Winter Study: What I’m Reading to Expand My Narrative Work ...

What Happens When the South Tells Its Own Story?

December 10, 2025 · Narrative and Messaging,Happenings,Politics

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange For years, I have sat in rooms across Alabama and the Deep...

From the Deep South to New Possibilities: My Ignite the South Fellowship Begins

December 8, 2025 · Happenings

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange I’m honored to share that I have been selected as an...

Liberation as Legacy: Carrying Our Stories Forward with Anneshia Hardy

December 8, 2025 · Happenings,Narrative and Messaging

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange I had the joy of being a guest on the Behind the Magic...

“This System Ain’t Broken, It Was Built Like This.”

October 25, 2025 · Politics,Narrative and Messaging,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange When people ask what I do, I usually say I work at the...

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange

July 4, 2025 · Politics,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange As we step into this Fourth of July weekend, I want to...

You Can’t Organize a People Still Bound by the Lies They’ve Been Told

April 10, 2025 · Politics,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange With tension thick in the air and the weight of injustice...

We Gon' Build the World We Deserve

March 15, 2025 · Politics,Racial Equity,Narrative and Messaging

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange Sixty years ago, our ancestors walked from Selma to...

From Reconstruction to Agenda 47

February 2, 2025 · Politics,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange It’s Black History Month, which means it’s time to remind...

"What Part of the Dream Is This?"

January 19, 2025 · Politics,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange There is something uncomfortably precise about inaugurating...

If My Body Ain’t Free, Your Democracy Ain’t Real!

January 14, 2025 · Politics,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange I've been reflecting on the ongoing fight for reproductive...

My Spring Semester Reading List

January 13, 2025 · Narrative and Messaging,Politics,Racial Equity,Food For Thought

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange Even though it's been four years since I left the...

Fact-Checking Ain't the Villian

January 12, 2025 · Media and Public Opinion,Narrative and Messaging,Digital Communication,Politics

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange Now y’all, let’s talk about Mark Zuckerberg—our tech...

Give Us What We Are Owed: Liberation Ain't Up For Debate

January 9, 2025 · Politics,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange As I scrolled through LinkedIn the other day, I was struck...

Caring Through the Chaos: Spreading Self and Community Love This Holiday Season

December 6, 2024 · Politics,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange As the holiday season approaches, I am reminded of the...

The Dismantle DEI Act: A Play Written by White Supremacy and Executive Produced by Slavery

December 4, 2024 · Politics,Racial Equity

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange Ah, America, land of the free, home of the brave, and...

A Break Up Letter to My Toxic Ex: America

December 3, 2024 · Politics,Racial Equity,Letters From A Black Woman

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange Dear America, This is a letter I never imagined I’d have...

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The Future Is Being Written in Code and Culture

Borrowed Faces, Stolen Meaning: Digital Blackface in the Age of Algorithms

What Years of Movement Work Whispered About Memory and Meaning

Reading Towards Liberation

What Happens When the South Tells Its Own Story?

From the Deep South to New Possibilities: My Ignite the South Fellowship Begins

Liberation as Legacy: Carrying Our Stories Forward with Anneshia Hardy

“This System Ain’t Broken, It Was Built Like This.”

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange

You Can’t Organize a People Still Bound by the Lies They’ve Been Told

We Gon' Build the World We Deserve

From Reconstruction to Agenda 47

"What Part of the Dream Is This?"

If My Body Ain’t Free, Your Democracy Ain’t Real!

My Spring Semester Reading List

Fact-Checking Ain't the Villian

Give Us What We Are Owed: Liberation Ain't Up For Debate

Caring Through the Chaos: Spreading Self and Community Love This Holiday Season

The Dismantle DEI Act: A Play Written by White Supremacy and Executive Produced by Slavery

A Break Up Letter to My Toxic Ex: America

ANNESHIA HARDY

Narrative Strategist x Social Impact Architect x Scholar Activist

The Hardy Exchange Journal

Thoughts, musings, and ruminations regarding media, culture, politics, race, and society.

The Future Is Being Written in Code and Culture

Borrowed Faces, Stolen Meaning: Digital Blackface in the Age of Algo...

What Years of Movement Work Whispered About Memory and Meaning

Reading Towards Liberation

What Happens When the South Tells Its Own Story?

From the Deep South to New Possibilities: My Ignite the South Fellowship...

Liberation as Legacy: Carrying Our Stories Forward with Anneshia Har...

“This System Ain’t Broken, It Was Built Like This.”

Anneshia Hardy | The Hardy Exchange