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Why I’m A Feminist: A Perspective From A Black Femme African Immigrant Living In Europe
I was only fourteen when I explicitly declared something that would later influence perhaps what is my worldview, identity, etc., yet I never took a moment to ask myself why so? And it is only a couple of years ago I began to question, "why feminism?"
Starting With I: How To Fix Your Life By Examining Your Own Bad Choices
It's an easy scapegoat to look at someone else and say they are the cause of your problems, but if you keep inviting havoc into your life--by not addressing whatever is causing you to act a certain way or make certain choices, then you are actually the cause of your problems, not the person or thing you invited in.
The Honest Realities And Struggles Of Becoming An Independent Woman
Now that the meaning has been commercialized, are we becoming over-achieving independent women to hide a deeper insecurity or because we’re truly driven by the desires that we pursue?
‘You Don’t Have To Hug Your Uncle’: On Teaching Autonomy To Young Black Girls
The idea that children’s bodies belong to them and no one else is considered revolutionary in my family, and that’s the saddest part of all.
5 Ways To Kick Back And Survive 2017 After The Year From Hell
Here are the self-guiding goals/rules I’ve created for myself to help me achieve greatness next year. Hint: It involves Kanye and weird ass clothes.
Fat Femme Visibility: Why Anti-Fatness Is No Longer The Acceptable Norm
No longer will we come into spaces and be hidden in corners. Fat femmes are at the forefront and are not settling for mistreatment. We don't have to.
Abstinence Only Education Idolizes Purity and Fails Young Girls
We are failing young girls and women and it is time we teach them that their worth isn’t tied to virginity or their ability to wait it out. But most importantly, we need to stop shaming those who choose not to wait.
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