Reflections on growth, identity, and what’s honestly on my mind.
Honestly, for a long time, I was very vocal on certain subjects and noticeably quiet on others. I spoke confidently where I felt safe, where my opinions aligned with what was expected, and where my voice would be affirmed rather than questioned. But on topics that felt more layered, more personal, or more likely to […]
I didn’t stop writing because I ran out of things to say. I stopped because life required my full attention. Some seasons ask you to document everything. Others ask you to live quietly and figure things out off-camera. This was one of those seasons. Over the past years, I’ve been learning how to listen, really
We decided to do something different before we got into the carnival activities. Now before I start, the person (you know who you are) leave the people TikTok things on TikTok eh. Anyways, while we were at WOW they told us we should be at the Marina at 7:40AM. (Edited to add the editor’s thought,
As we step into Black History Month 2024, it’s a time not just for reflection but for celebration. It’s a period dedicated to recognizing and honoring the profound contributions of African Americans to the fabric of American history, culture, and especially the arts. This year, the spotlight shines brightly on the theme “African Americans and
Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is a genetic blood disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by red blood cells that become misshapen and rigid, leading to various complications and health challenges. In this article, we will explore the main factors influencing SCD, including the significance of National Sickle Cell Awareness Month, and
