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  • On Lindsay Clancy: The Limits of White Allyship

    On Lindsay Clancy: The Limits of White Allyship

    I really wasn’t paying too much attention to the Lindsay Clancy case, but now that they’ve decided to basically dox a Black juror and drag his name through the mud because he wouldn’t let this White woman off, well…now I gotta point out some things. There was this emerging trend after the #MeToo movement, particularly…

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  • Who Society Allows Us to Be: Reflections on Interior Chinatown

    Who Society Allows Us to Be: Reflections on Interior Chinatown

    I just finished listening to Interior Chinatown by Charles Yu, and I want to preserve my thoughts while they’re still fresh. First of all, this book is written in such a unique and interesting way. I loved the structure and the way it explored the internal experience of being Asian in America. I also loved…

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  • The Freedom To Be Outside: Reflections On Sky Full Of Elephants

    The Freedom To Be Outside: Reflections On Sky Full Of Elephants

    Imagine, just for a moment, a world without White people. That’s exactly what the book Sky Full of Elephants invites you to do. The story takes place one year after an event causes every single White person in America, children included, to mysteriously walk into the nearest body of water, never to be seen again. …

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  • She Spirited: My Solo Trip To Kauai, Hawaii

    She Spirited: My Solo Trip To Kauai, Hawaii

    Solo Female Travel to Kauai, Hawaii – My Personal Adventure It goes without saying that when you are exploring the world on your own, you make safe decisions. Be mindful of your surroundings and look both ways before crossing the street. If you’re a woman in the world and you’re considering solo travel, I hope…

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  • Where Have All The Good Smelling Men Gone?

    Where Have All The Good Smelling Men Gone?

    I have a keen sense of smell. I smell things that other people apparently can’t. If I had a dollar for every time I asked someone, “What is that smell?”, I would have a hundred dollars.  Last weekend I was making my way towards a hotel entrance for a work event. A security guard was…

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  • She Spirited: My Solo Trip To Portland, Oregon

    She Spirited: My Solo Trip To Portland, Oregon

    Solo Female Travel to Portland, Oregon – My Personal Adventure It goes without saying that, when you are exploring the world on your own, you make safe decisions. Be mindful of your surroundings and look both ways before crossing the street. If you’re a woman in the world and you’re considering solo travel, I hope…

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  • She Spirited: My Solo Trip To New Orleans, LA

    She Spirited: My Solo Trip To New Orleans, LA

    Solo Female Travel to New Orleans, Louisiana – My Personal Adventure It goes without saying, that when you are exploring the world on your own, you make safe decisions. Be mindful of your surroundings and look both ways before crossing the street. If you’re a woman in the world and you’re considering solo travel, I…

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  • Sorry But…Photos Taken With Jeffrey Epstein Don’t Actually Matter

    Sorry But…Photos Taken With Jeffrey Epstein Don’t Actually Matter

    I’ve been meaning to write this for a couple weeks now, well… far longer than that actually because I’ve grown tired of witnessing the delight people seem to find in pointing out who has been photographed with Jeffrey Epstein over the years. With the carefully redacted release of more of the Epstein files today, I…

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