Books & Other Ish Sistah Girls, I have finally added a new episode to my podcast! This has been a long time coming, in this episode, I discuss why it took me so long to post a new episode, the new direction of the podcast, and LIFE. 2019 has been filled with ups...
Young Adult Novels Written By Black Authors Young Adult novels are LIT this Fall, there are so many dynamics and nuances that are being written about that it’s hard to keep up. I remember when I was a teen I didn’t have this type of selection at my...
Graffiti by Isla Vann Standing under my umbrella, I stared at the sun’s heat scorching the grey asphalt. Steam danced its way upward and a quick cheeky breeze smacked it dead into my face. Involuntarily, I inhaled and my nostrils burned. The local weather girl lied....
The Offer by Amelia Rucker The cold wind brushed violently against my pale face. Snow fell, for the scene was not a beautiful one indeed. I was trotting my way to my apartment when I heard a sniffle. I glanced around my surrounding, but everything was rough for me to...
Results by S.M. Grady Rhonda sat at the bar staring into her half-empty glass. The wine was cheap and tasted like sour grape juice, but she didn’t care. She wanted to be anywhere other than home, so she had stopped at the first bar she saw after her appointment....
For women of color to continue the conversations that we have in the nail salon, beauty parlor, church, and during our lunch breaks at work. This is a place where you can kick off your shoes and get comfortable.
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