A poem
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“How to be an Antiracist” by Ibram X. Kendi Book Review
I honestly never planned on reading this book simply because I thought, “I’m Black, I’m antiracist by default! Why would I waste my time on this book?”
Well, I’m here today to let you know my time was not wasted, and I learned that racism transcends Blackness and Whiteness. It also forced me to take a long, deep look inside myself and everything I thought I was doing right and just how pervasive and deep-rooted this country’s racism really is.
Continue reading ““How to be an Antiracist” by Ibram X. Kendi Book Review”Christmas Season Poems
These are 3 different poems that aren’t so merry about the most “wonderful time of the year.”
Continue reading “Christmas Season Poems”Scrapped Journal!: Thoughts on Sexism and Sexual Discrimination/ Heteronormativity
I went through all the trouble of writing this weekly journal for Race Psychology and prof decides the day before to notify us it’s scrapped, not due! I didn’t want to waste that time and energy for nothing.
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“Void Fate” Book Review
Read the full review on Amazon or Reedsy Discovery. Links at the bottom.
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An intense and, at times, gritty read. Not quite a romance, but getting there, between 2 adults with their own success and thick passion.
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I know 2020 has been filled with insanity, misery, and, for many people, loss. I was so consumed by everybody else’s pain and complaints, it affected my own outlook and I was appreciating nothing.
Until this week.
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“When you assume the worst, you can’t be surprised when it actually happens.”
Woke
Series that mix animation or inanimate talking objects with real environments are usually something I avoid at all costs. I read the synopsis for “Woke” and thought no different.
I was scrolling through Twitter when I saw it as a trending promotion and read some of the tweets before watching the trailer. I was partly sold that it might be worth my time. Then I saw that it addressed the issues of police brutality and race in America, and I was really interested.
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