It was the Summer of 09′ I had just turned 19 and had to return home from college for the summer. Who knew I’d end up meeting a boy 2-years younger than me that taught me more about sex in 3 months than I’d ever known since I had lost my virginity at 16? Shit … More Sex Isn’t Only For The Bedroom
Hey guys! To kick off QMC Big Ole Freak week, I have decided to create a sex playlist. These songs will FASHO get you in the mood, so make sure you take notes and utilize some of them in the bedroom. Let me know what you think of this list and share some that I … More Michaela’s Ultimate Sex Playlist
To care, or not to care? That is the question, or so it may seem One who boasts of an eye that’s ever-watching But possesses an ignorance that’s so mean The most inactive, entitled, hypocritical Person that you’ve ever seen Driven by fear, selfishness and loathing… Or something deeper in between Uninformed, unaware, unbothered Or … More Complacency
“Wow, I didn’t know you wrote books?” “What goes through your head when you’re creating poems and characters?” “It’s so cool that you’re an author. It’s a good hustle and I bet you’ll be a bestseller.” “I’m so proud of you. Keep on writing! You’re an inspiration to me and others who read and see … More My Struggle As An Author
Society would have us believe that happiness comes once you’re in a higher tax bracket. It also has us believe that success is something earned. We spend most of our lives envisioning how our version of success will look. Yet, we never consider the feeling of it. Money gives us access to tangible pleasures, but … More Dreams Money Can’t Buy
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
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
Working in the field of social justice has been an interest of mine for the last three years. My experience working with youth, immigrants in New York, women of color and in the field of education have taught me so much about community engagement. I love that I am able to understand how different social … More Over Worked N Under Paid: The Stresses of Working in Social Justice
Body shaming is the act of humiliating people about their shape or size, and is one issue in society that affects women of all ages. Men tend to hide their insecurities, but we women talk about ours. On social media or among other women, most aren’t afraid to discuss the bodies they wish to have, … More Love Your Skin- stop the body shaming!
‘Cause it’s just another day in the life of a goddam boss- Rick Ross By Nicolette Stewart Writer’s block. We’ve all experienced it. It’s been the reason your favorite artist delayed an album drop. Or why you took a fifteen point L on your English paper, when you just couldn’t turn 750 words to 1,000. … More Why Everyday is the Perfect Day to Boss Up
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