Spring is Here! Good News in Dark Times
March 23, 2017
With President Trump under FBI investigation and the Affordable Care Act up for repeal there is really nothing to be happy about –… Read more »
Context not Content: Today’s Political Climate
March 22, 2017
One of my most interesting classes this semester just so happens to be named Social Problems, a 300 level sociology course that I… Read more »
“Stranger Fruit” and the Quest to Prove Black Innocence
March 21, 2017
Two and a half years following the murder of unarmed eighteen-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, “new” case details hav… Read more »
Stuck: Black Women And The Country That Hates Them
March 17, 2017
In December, I wrote a 12-page paper for a feminist theory class that analyzed the historically violent and parasitic relationship… Read more »
Where Do We Go
March 16, 2017
Since my acceptance into graduate schools, I’ve been vocalizing my excitement about moving out of the South and into a liberal met… Read more »
Chimamanda and the Art of Not Knowing
March 15, 2017
If you’re even remotely close to a queer person of color, you’ve probably heard all of the lively debate and discussion over Chima… Read more »
When the Hashtag becomes the Mic
March 14, 2017
Social media has been used in a variety of ways to connect a vast amount of people to the current news, whether it be accurate, sa… Read more »
Ginger Snaps, Get Out, and my search for feminist horror films
March 13, 2017
In October, inspired by the Canadian horror film “Ginger Snaps,” I tried to write a piece about feminist horror films. This brief… Read more »
