A Dedication Black girl factory: no two the same. Fat black girls with strong thighs and thick heels. Mixed, black girls with uncertain smiles and kinky hair. Green-haired black girls with glittery overalls and artistic souls. Athletic black girls with … Continue reading Part 6: Love Letters to All the Black Girls I Knew Growing Up
A Dedication Black girl factory: no two the same. Fat black girls with strong thighs and thick heels. Mixed, black girls with uncertain smiles and kinky hair. Green-haired black girls with glittery overalls and artistic souls. Athletic black girls with … Continue reading Part 5: Love Letters to All the Black Girls I Grew Up With
Check out the previous Parts here! #RepresentationMatters A Dedication Black girl factory: no two the same. Fat black girls with strong thighs and thick heels. Mixed, black girls with uncertain smiles and kinky hair. Green-haired black girls with glittery overalls … Continue reading Part 4: Love Letters to All the Black Girls I Grew Up With
Check out Part 1 and Part 2! I’m Every Woman A Dedication Black girl factory: no two the same. Fat black girls with strong thighs and thick heels. Mixed, black girls with uncertain smiles and kinky hair. Green-haired black girls … Continue reading Part 3: Love Letters to All the Black Girls I Grew Up With
**If you missed out on Part 1, you can take a look HERE Part 2: We Roll Deep Dedication Black girl factory: no two the same. Fat black girls with strong thighs and thick heels. Mixed, black girls with uncertain … Continue reading Part 2: Love Letters to All the Black Girls I Grew Up With
**I am doing a week long meditative series where everyday I will write short-short stories/poems/memories of all the black girls I grew up with. This is part love story, part annunciation and part meditative practice. Enjoy! PART 1: Longing and … Continue reading Part 1: Love Letters To All the Black Girls I Grew Up With
Slow adventure involves risk… the risk of discovering truth and meaning through examination. -Richard Bangs One of my favorite tourist activities as a temporary London, ON based Canadian is to go to the local park downtown. I take the … Continue reading 7 Reflective Questions to Ask On Your Next Vacation
Originally published at MACUHO Diversity Closing is (finally) finished and summer is HERE! That means summer dresses, outdoor concerts, farmer’s markets and if you’re like me- a new book list. Though you’re probably getting inundated with Buzzfeed articles about the … Continue reading
When I first moved to Columbus last July to start my journey as an Assistant Hall Director and a HESA Master’s student, I couldn’t get enough of Ohio State. I walked around campus, sometimes for hours, taking pictures of buildings … Continue reading What they Didn’t Tell Me About Grad School, or 5 Lessons That Changed Me
The plan: rent bikes at Belmont Shore, ride down the trail, breathe in the salt of the ocean, put our coats on when we can no longer stand the wind, pretend we’re children again, forget the responsibility of being grad … Continue reading Body Goals: A Meditation on Trauma
