If you’re a woman, you know the feeling. That feeling of needing a break but you can’t take one. That feeling on having too much...[Read More]
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Be careful what you wish for Most young women have grown up hearing the phrase “a fairy-tale wedding” or a “fairy-tale ending”. We all know...[Read More]
I backed out the door in early Winter 2021, fumbling with my purse, wrestling with my keys, and trying to maintain some semblance of composure,...[Read More]
Was this you? Snuggled under sheets after you’d been sent to bed, a flashlight aimed toward the pages of an open book, your eyes wide...[Read More]
Crimson tide, Aunt Flo, lady business, that time of the month, Carrie – the list goes on. The number of euphemisms used to avoid saying...[Read More]
Today was the day it hit me. A Black woman, an Indian American woman is going to be Vice President of the United States. A...[Read More]
COVID-19 has changed the face of planet Earth. This virus has impacted the lives of every human being in one way or another. As of...[Read More]
It’s time to put our differences aside in honor of the International Day of Friendship today, July 30. Many of us feel separated from others...[Read More]
This article was published with permission from Carolina Public Press. As calls for police accountability sweep the nation, more people are interested in understanding how...[Read More]
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What do the names Sara Nicole Graham, Faith Hedgepeth, Katina Locklear and Rhonda Jones mean to you? To Native American communities in North Carolina, those names...[Read More]