Speaker.
Love speaking + engaging
Cultural Content Curater.
Global Studies Student with minors in Spanish + Arabic.
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Freelance opinion piece writing.
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Passion for creative web + graphic designer.
"I recognize there are different versions of discomfort so...
Discomfort is I'm growing as opposed to you don't belong...”
-Uchechi Chinyere
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The feminist movement doesn't highlight the issues that women of color face. In essence, it feels like there is a sense of assimilation that comes with mainstream feminism. We live in a white cis hetero-male, patriarchal society...
The feminist movement doesn't highlight the issues that women of color face.
I do not feel connected to mainstream feminism. The feminist movement doesn't highlight the issues that women of color face. In essence, it feels like there is a sense of assimilation that comes with mainstream feminism. We live in a white cis hetero-male, patriarchal society...
Admittedly, consistency is not my strong suit at the moment and its something that I am working on. Meditation is a fantastic way to assist me in this process.
In short, the events in my personal life and my collaborative projects have made it difficult to stay consistent. Admittedly, consistency is not my strong suit at the moment and its something that I am working on. Meditation is a fantastic way to assist me in this process. As a result, there are three benefits that I wanted to give you from my meditation journey.
Time and time again, we display that we don't consider the harsh reality of black children, including the black community.
Time and time again, we display that we don't consider the harsh reality of black children, including the black community. Specifically, black girls. And here's why--Generally, black girls have a harsher reality than their white counterparts.
Let's consider the response to the heart-wrenching docuseries, "Surviving R. Kelly." The six-part series delves into R. Kelly's monstrous...
Check out my work at grey matter media!
‘Flag Wars’ helped me see systems of racism in housing and its effects on my own family.
My junior year of high school, about 8 years ago, I stayed with my grandma in the Dublin-Granville Road area. It was more convenient to go from her house to school or work rather than staying at…