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Just a 314 girlie who’s choosing to share her truths out-loud.
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It Is Our Duty to Fight for Our Freedom (opens the original)
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Did I Mention I have Anxiety? (opens the original)
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I don’t know what I want to type, I just had the urge to do so, to open my computer and start putting words on this document. Let’s see where they take us, yes?<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="124" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!KhWE!,w_1456,c_limi
You Have to Work Twice as Hard! (opens the original)
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The August 4th Primary Election has officially passed and it left a bunch of… opinions behind. The heated rematch for the Missouri Congressional District 1 seat, between incumbent Wesley Bell and former congresswoman Cori Bush, has been the cause of a swelling online conversation, leaving people debating why Cori Bush lost by an enlarged margin. A few weeks ago, I wrote an article on this very race, as a person who lives in St. Louis with roots in both the activism/organ
Black Women Aren’t Afforded Rainbows (opens the original)
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To Be Loud, Black, Queer, Woman & Free (opens the original)
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Waking up this morning, I was greeted by my seven-year-old mini golden doodle, Nyla. My partner was still resting, so I quietly got out of bed and I got myself together, then headed downstairs to make my morning coffee. I cleaned the dishes in the sink, turned on one of my favorite artists, Elmiene, and checked on my plants while his voice filled the background. I felt washed with a sense of gratitude that inspired me to just jot my thoughts down this morning. This article isn’t intended to be m
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