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The Weight We Carry: How Black Women Hold Trauma and Still Show Up Strong
There’s a particular kind of sigh that so many Black women know well. You prolly just took it! You know the one, a sigh that comes from deep in the chest, somewhere between exhaustion and endurance. It’s the sound of holding so much. Responsibility, family, community, grief, excellence, fear, hope AND still showing up. For generations, we’ve been asked to carry more than any one person should. And yet we keep moving, keep giving, keep loving, keep holding it all together. As
Feb 64 min read


To the Man I Know Today as Dad...
My father has always been larger than life to me. Growing up I saw him accomplish many things that I didn't know possible, and he...
Jun 18, 20233 min read


When Discomfort Calls... It's Loud!: Working Through Discomfort as a Budding Professional
Recently I have been thinking of ways to stretch myself, and capitalize on this season of transition I'm in. I'm still leaning into my...
Jun 11, 20233 min read


Word of the Year 2023: SPACE
First post of the new year... and new venture...
Jan 3, 20232 min read
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