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The Shadows After Sundown: From Virginia’s Past to Missouri’s Present
From secret warnings to public plans—America’s racial divide isn’t just history. It’s happening again. Some of us were raised on...


Lori Harvey Is Actually the Blueprint for “Dating to Marry” — And Y’all Just Don’t Get It
Redefining what it means to date with purpose, power, and peace in a generation that’s finally choosing itself first Let’s get one thing...


Don’t Waste Your Money on the Switch 2: My Honest Review After 48 Hours of Frustration
A loyal Nintendo fan’s brutally honest review of their biggest letdown yet. TL,DR: The Nintendo Switch 2 is overpriced, unreliable, and...


The Trial of Diddy: Justice Denied, Mercy Bought
How power, privilege, and silence protected one of the most powerful men in music from real accountability. In a case that exposed the...


Black Men and Broken Homes: Accountability Without Pandering
Accountability isn’t hate—it’s healing. Black men and women both play a role in breaking or building the home. Let’s get something...


We’re Sitting This One Out: A Letter from the Tired Black Community
As calls for support grow, many Black people are sitting this one out. This piece explains why, through personal experience, historical...


🧾 The Hidden Cost of Survival: Why Being Poor Is So Damn Expensive
Some truths don’t need long explanations — they just hit. That one line from Tyler Perry’s film Straw, delivered by Taraji P. Henson’s...


The New “Touch Law” Is a Lazy Shortcut to Public Safety
It’s not about keeping drivers safe. It’s about control, revenue, and reinforcing the same old disparities. Three days ago, a new law...


The Essay that got Me into Georgetown University's Journalism Master's Program
Past Experiences for a Fresh Start This essay was written on July 9, 2020. For as long as I can remember, I have always...


The Mother Who Uses Personal Trauma as Fuel to Improve Her Community
Even after her daughters' death, Schyla Pondexter-Moore continues to fight for the rights of other residents living in DC’s public...
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