Parenting Baby Birds Don’t Stay In The Nest Forever Neither should your children An essay about raising children to become self-sufficient.
Parenting From One Mother To Future Ones There are a few reasons young women shouldn’t become parents. An essay on the perils of parenting women never rarely tell you about.
Parenting Son, I’m So Sorry For Neglecting You Kids don’t come with instruction manuals An essay on parenting regrets.
Racism It’s Time to Question White Parenting and Nurturing Skills Is there a connection to White parenting and nurturing and White nationalism? This essay explores the connection between violent White men and White parenting, and questions why there are so few studies on the topic.
Pornography I Visited a Strip Club For the First Time And I Will Never Go Back! My experience in a strip club
Life Why Respect Should Be Earned, Not Given The admiration isn’t always mutual. An essay on why we shouldn’t casually give people respect they did not earn.
Love Your Complacency Steals Your Best From Me A poem about how complacency impacts our lives. A poem about how complacency in our public and private lives impacts us.
Parenting Why Your Parenting Style Matters The way we parent matters to the world. We don’t talk about it enough. An essay that goes along with my previous essay of inconsiderate parenting.
Parenting Let’s Talk About Inconsiderate Parenting Inconsiderate parents groom inconsiderate children. Let’s talk about it. An essay about how poor parenting impacts all of us.
Death It’s Never Too Soon to Prepare for Life After Your Death Don’t leave your affairs messy for others to clean up. An essay about preparing loved ones to care for your estate after you die.
Life Lessons Where There Is Prey, There Will Always Be Predators Which one are you? An essay on the cycle of life.
BlackLivesMatter The World Is On Fire, And Most People Don’t Even Know It Sometimes Privilege Creates Ignorance
White Privilege What To Do When You Receive Racist Customer Service You call it out and warn others! An essay about my customer service experience with Marriott in Washington, D.C.
Motherhood She: The Woman I’m Forced To Call My Mother The Life Ruiner-in-Chief A story about a dysfunctional mother.
Family My Grandma Is Dead, I feel No Sorrow, I Have No Shame She died Friday. But I’m not sad. I have no tears. And I surely won’t miss her. An essay about the life and death of my grandmother.
Racism My Experience With Elevator Ellen I’m so tired of scary White women and their silent code. How White women act when they are afraid.
Education Knowing When To Support Or Kill A Child’s Dream Some things in life should come with instruction manuals — like kids. This essay is about knowing when to help your kid find a new dream.
Student Loans The Vicious Cycle of Debt Is Killing Us I was talking to a long-time friend yesterday who is at her wit’s end, pretty much ready to commit suicide or leave the country because of…
Money Lessons I’ve Learned From the 2018–19 Government Shutdown Well, it’s been a little over a month since the Trump government shutdown began, stopping my small business of one in its tracks. It’s…
Politics I Got The Shutdown Blues- Day 20: Gripe #2 Well, the government still isn’t open and there is no end of this impasse insight. And like clockwork, shit starts happening when you can…
Racism Nothing Highlights The True Character of a Person Like a Hardship Wanna see the true character of a person? Watch how they react when hardship comes their way. This essay is about hardships and sustaining relationships through them.