Hello Ladies! Today on The She Series, I’m going to leave you with a little affirmation. When writing my poetry book, The Diary of She, it was important that I not only show my flaws and open up about my feelings but to also help uplift and inspire other women. This poem is a reminder to … More The She Series – “Hey Ladies”
“How did you two let him escape?” said Jewel. Jude and Janet sat up front, irritated that Jewel even asked them that and even more irritated that Jaron escaped. “Why don’t you sit back and chill in the backseat? We have to get out of town now!” said a frustrated Jude. The trio set … More The Past Lives-Part 7: Turning Up The Heat
Hey everybody, I hope y’all missed me! Thank you for continuously supporting me and my work! I know I dipped out without warning, but moves were (and are) being made. This episode of Misha’s Room is a little different. I finally watched the Netflix Series When They See Us (directed by Ava Duvernay, one of my creative role … More Misha’s Room Episode 9: When They See Us
PRESENT DAY When I made the decision to get blonde bundles in February, I decided to talk to my family about it first. Just as I expected, my mom, dad and my brother didn’t approve. Mom: “I mean… maybe if it’s short it won’t look that bad.” Dad: “You know I prefer natural.” My brother: … More Dealing With My Hair
Monogamy or polygamy is the question? We are going to get straight to the point in this article. Believe it or not polygamy has been around for centuries; but is it beneficial for millennials in today’s world in the black community? I’m going to share my personal preferences in this article, and the potential pros … More Monogamy Or Polygamy? (PART I)
“Where are you taking me?” said Ryan to Jaron. “We are going to your house to get a gameplan to get out of this city and fast,” said Jaron. The duo raced through the city of San Diego racing to get to Ryan’s apartment. Jaron knew it was only a matter of time before he … More The Past Lives – Part 6: Race Against Time
Black art in Nashville is not highly noticed, but it is present. Recently, Black artist Sim Delaluz had an art show which featured some of her artwork and showed her tremendous talent. The art show, which was named “The Home Show”, took place at Finnley’s Boutique in the Gulch and when you walked in, the … More Meet Sim Delaluz
Colorism is prejudice or discrimination against individuals with darker skin tones. Typically, this occurs among people of the same ethnic or racial group. For example, colorism within the Black community says you’re too dark to be beautiful, or you’re too light to be black. It has been a serious emotional and psychological battle for all … More Color Shouldn’t “COLOR” judgement
Where do I start? Actually, I know where: THIS IS MY BODY! DON’T LIKE IT? OH WELL! Since when was it okay for men to delegate jurisdiction over a womb that doesn’t belong to them? With the exception of some Transgender men, cisgender men do not have to endure the mental, physical, and emotional trauma … More Don’t Like It? Oh Well!
Background: Born in South Bend, Indiana 37 years old Majored in History and Literature at Harvard University President of Harvard’s Institute of Policy Student Advisory Committee Resume: Naval Intelligence officer 2009-2017 Mayor of South Bend, Indiana (2012-present) Youngest Mayor in South Bend History Pros: In favor of universal background checks Wants to end the electoral … More Candidate Profile: Pete Buttigieg
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