Black women are often told we suffer from imposter syndrome, but that language misses the deeper wound. Through The Wiz, Black Girl Magic, and the burden of being endlessly useful, this essay names the fear that our humanity will be mistaken for fraudulence after a lifetime of being expected to perform godhood.
Read MoreGod hasn't given us a spirit of fear. So why am I terrified? Navigating faith, fear, and hope during the coronavirus/COVID-19 global pandemic.
Read MoreI’ll just come out and say it: life is absolutely frustrating right now. I know it is impolite to say such things. I know we are supposed to operate in positive vibes only and move...
Read MoreWe often ask the wrong questions in an effort to avoid the answers we do not wish to hear. A personal reflection on mental health and therapy.
Read MoreNo, seriously. Stop trying to fix Black women. On French Montana, Relationship Gurus, and the eternal cloud of misogynoir that rains on our parade.
Read MoreFrom its onset, 2016 been a year shrouded in upheaval. In short, 2016 has UNIVERSALLY been the year of the dumpster fire. A personal retrospect of 2016.
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