Amplifying voices everywhere though social awareness and activism.
I am a child of Greensboro, NC. It’s your typical, American, working-class town. My city, like many cities in the US, is a mixed bag of progress and racism. A protest helped change my hometown and contributed to the nation’s desegregation efforts of the Civil Rights Movement. This moment, however, is coupled with the acknowledgement... Continue Reading →
Things are moving so fast these days. It seems like there's breaking news damn near every hour, but I want to slow down for a moment and look at what's happened over the last week. Because believe me, If you don't take a second to acknowledge the change that's bubbling, it's easy to feel defeated.... Continue Reading →
As I write this today, the USA has the highest number of Covid-19 cases. As of March 27th, we have more than 100,000 cases and over 1,300 deaths in America according to a running log on MSNBC. This is because of the gross negligence of the Occupant of the Oval Office. This is because of... Continue Reading →
I read a piece from Vanity Fair recently regarding misunderstood, oppressed Republican white women. In fact, typing the words “oppressed Republican white women” feels as ridiculous as the piece itself. I’m confused why the 52 percenters need a voice or feel the need to be advocated in an article to explain their perspective. Trust and... Continue Reading →
