Drink Tea Like an Adult & Shop Ivy’s Tea Company

February 18, 2017.Reading time 6 minutes.

Join me in supporting Ivy’s Tea Company and “Drink Tea Like an Adult” with the full awareness that with every sip you are improving your overall wellness and supporting your community.

6 Black Women Writers to Celebrate

February 12, 2017.Reading time 8 minutes.

As a writer, the works of Zora Neale Hurston, Gloria Naylor, Lucille Clifton, J. California Cooper, Jessica Care Moore and CP Patrick have inspired me immensely. In a society where most school curriculums are whitewashed the works of these Black Women writers are a breath of fresh air. These authors remind me, that I am […]

Hidden Figures Movie Review

January 21, 2017.Reading time 4 minutes.

So I finally got around to see Hidden Figures, and it was everything I had imagined. Walking out of the theater, I felt 10 feet tall. It was as if Dorothy, Katherine and Mary said directly to me, go do it sister. While I am not in the STEM field, I was still largely inspired […]

The Art of Noire Care

September 6, 2016.Reading time 3 minutes.

It has become part of our DNA as black women to put those around us ahead of ourselves. We often live in the shadow of the superwoman, striving to be the person that heals all and yet we do not find time to heal ourselves. We like others, feel hurt and pain and often feel […]

5 Career Lessons to Learn from Black Women Scientists & Engineers

August 13, 2016.Reading time 6 minutes.

Contrary to popular beliefs, millennials are contributing to society in a major way, by using their education to create a better future. Our generation is often criticized for not being interested in taking entry level positions and staying with one company 20 years, we are however using our education to create our own career paths […]