The Poisonous Legacy of Scientific Racism: Unmasking its Role in Ailing Societies High blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, etc are not “Black diseases.” I’m wonderfully made. I’m divinely made. My body is not cursed. My body is not a disease. White bodies are not perfect, even though that’s what society and […]
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The Obsession with ‘Black Accountability’ is a Form of Anti-Blackness
Believing there’s a need for ‘Black Accountability’ is rooted in anti-Black sentiments. This anti-black obsession with “accountability.” Black people are held more accountable than anyone else. Hell, we are held accountable and judged and suffer for offenses that we ourselves didn’t even commit. Also, make one mistake and the world […]
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Black Teen Life Stories: As Vital as Bible Stories
Life stories of Black teenagers are just as significant as narratives found in the Bible. I was listening to a church service & they were mentioning how much they need help with reaching young people, which would ultimately help reduce crime. If you’re trying to help young (troubled) people and […]
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Learning Patience When You Want Life to Give You Lemons
After a week inside I got my lemon tree back outside today and the bees are going to be so happy about this. I’m looking forward to watching the bees again. Butterflies would come too but they won’t stay long when it’s full of 10 or so bees. Look at […]
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Positive TV: Abbott Elementary is Head of the Class
I truly enjoyed Season 3 Episode 1. I was so glad it was an hour long because I’m never ready for the show to end after just 30 minutes. I hope the rest of the season will continue to be A+. ———————- Older posts from my FB page- April 26, […]
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A Desert Escape with Sunshine Therapy
I’m so glad it’s been warming up some. I love spending time on the patio, with Luna, birds flying by, my lemon tree, and butterflies depending on the time of year. Not that we have a lot of freezing days here on the Gulf Coast, but when we do they […]
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Building Unbreakable Inner Peace
I was watching my usual church service online. January 21st, 2024. I no longer subscribe to Christianity or any single religion. One reason is because being Black is completely ignored. However, I’m still listening to the messages and trying to apply the messages specifically to the challenges that come with […]
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Celebrate Miracles Not Mediocrity: My Miracle Healing
I no longer to subscribe to any 1 single religion anymore, but I still watch online church services with the church I used to go to. And this beautiful angel shining bright star little girl here was performing to Whitney Houston’s “Who Would Imagine a King.” Every time I watch […]
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Stevie Wonder Overjoyed and So Am I
“A penny is a chocolate coin.” -Moonflower, Age 3 Moonflower is 12 years-old and has been creating distinguished art and designs since age 3. Title: Zuri Story: In 2020, due to COVID school closures, we were working on a homeschool lesson. I don’t follow one curriculum, so many times, we […]
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Halle Bailey is the Best Ariel Possible
(2022) This article is an AI generated accumulation of various online texts. I’ve happily grown to ignore and divest from Disney/Hollywood because they can’t ever be redeemed, corrected, improved, or justified. I don’t applaud them for anything, nor do I want their representation any longer. However, this article saves me […]