Have you ever been scared to lose yourself in someone? I know we all have an image to protect so maybe you won’t admit it out loud but I will. I am honestly scared to lose myself in someone because I know what the outcome can be. The feeling of being left that vulnerable … More Love Woes…
Vulnerability was always something I feared, it represented weakness, it made me afraid of myself. As a young black person I find myself always trying to hide the deepest parts of me, silence all the loud statements that my personality makes. Vulnerability is what I’ve wanted from loved ones, it’s what I wanted for myself … More Diving into Vulnerability
“I cannot believe I just did that.” said Allen to himself. He had just robbed one of his best friends and stole his car. As he flew down the highway, he received a text from Karen on where to take the vehicle. “My parents have a farm outside the city. The address is 2828 Moonstruck … More I Used To Love Her: Part 4-Meet the Parents
BAY AREA, CA— Michaela P. Shelton, the writer, director and star of Reckless Behavior The Series just announced that the series will be released January 7th, 2020. According to Shelton, “There will be eight ten to fifteen minute episodes and on January 7th the first one will be released via my platform, Queen Media Collective.” … More Creator of Reckless Behavior Michaela Shelton Reveals Official Release Date
“What would you like for breakfast David?” “Honestly, I’m trying to figure out what happened last night Karen. What did we do?” “Well, I shouldn’t have to explain what we did last night. You woke up naked and in my bed and I was naked when you woke up right? I didn’t have sex by … More I Used To Love Her-Part 3: The Day After
As we know the cannabis industry is growing tremendously as more places in the U.S begin to legalize medicinal and recreational marijuana. There has also been a rise in YT “progressives” capitalizing off of marijuana by starting lucrative businesses. All over the country people are opening dispensaries, and promoting their cannabis businesses on Instagram. … More Don’t Touch my Weeeeeed!
Living out your dreams is something we tend to put a timestamp on. Thinking that if a goal isn’t accomplished by a certain age or date it’s time to give it up when really it’s the time to take a step back, refocus and re-evaluate. Oakland Native, Brely Evans, is the prime example of a … More My Sister, My Inspiration: Brely Evans
America was supposed to be better in the late 1980’s. Racism was supposed to have been a thing of the past. Tell that to the Central Park 5 and the things they went through. Korey Wise, Antron McCray, Raymond Santana, Yusef Salaam and Kevin Richardson were the five black kids who were plucked out … More When They See Us is Still Going On In America
I’ve learned a lot in the year of 2019. One important thing that stood out this year is acceptance. I’ve learned how to accept energy and control it. Learning how to accept your own flaws and mistakes can do a lot for you spiritually and mentally. As a 21 year old black woman, I’m … More Acceptance
We’re women capable of conquering the world. We’re magical beyond what the mind can fathom. So why should our sexuality diminish our value? During my adulthood I’ve been crowned with many labels as our society sees fit. Millennial. College educated. Mentor. Each word describes a piece of who I am or what I’m capable of … More The Truth of Being: Black and Bisexual
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