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That line—“all you do is sit at home”—is one of the cruelest little lies this culture tells, because it erases time. It erases labor. It erases history.
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From Farm to Lab: How America’s Food Was Engineered Away From the People
Read more: From Farm to Lab: How America’s Food Was Engineered Away From the PeopleAmerica’s food system didn’t change by accident. Local farms were replaced by corporate processing, lab-assisted ingredients, plastic packaging, and big box distribution—all in the name of profit, shelf life, and control. This article explains how we got here, why it matters for families, and what food literacy really means today.
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Don’t Touch My Hair – A History Carried in Strands
Read more: Don’t Touch My Hair – A History Carried in StrandsOur hair carries memory, rebellion, and survival — each strand a living archive of our ancestors’ resilience. When people ask why Black women don’t like their hair being touched, they rarely understand it’s about history, not vanity. It’s about centuries of ownership and objectification, about reclaiming what was stolen — our right to be seen…
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About me
Read more: About meWhat’s something most people don’t know about you? Most people would never guess I am very limber and double jointed.
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🌍 The News Tried to Steal My Peace
Read more: 🌍 The News Tried to Steal My PeaceThe world shouts through screens, but peace whispers through stillness. In “The News Tried to Steal My Peace,” I reflect on tuning out the chaos to rediscover life’s quiet truths, the smell of morning oatmeal, the hum of the wind, and the reminder that peace doesn’t trend, it’s chosen.
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