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Earnest Supplication – Higher Education, Travel, Art, and African History

  • April 13, 2026

    Bronx County Litter Pickup on May 19th, 2026

    Hello, all my people! I will be facilitating a litter-clean up on Tuesday, May 19th, 2026, between 6 and 8 P.M. Inspired by the Bronx’s ranking as the least healthy county in New York state, I feel motivated to make an impact on the environmental health of my city. Feel free to bring your own…

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  • March 31, 2026

    My boyfriend is 16 years older than me: Age gaps and true love!

    Oops! I fell in love with a man 16 years older than me. Backstory After meeting, I began a friendship with a man. I felt very comfortable with him and we bonded over a shared love of health, science, West-Indian culture, and God. As time passed and the friendship became stronger, I began to love…

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  • March 31, 2026

    Withdrawing from CUNY Hunter College amidst unredressed anti-Black racism: A Quest for Self-Esteem, Black Identity, and Self-Preservation

    #REPARATIONS Withdrawing from CUNY Hunter College One quiet March evening, as I wound down from a stressful week, collecting my self, I sat criss-crossed on the floor as Bob Marley played softly, yet powerfully in the atmosphere of my bedroom. Up to that moment, I was attending City University of New York, Hunter College receiving…

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  • March 10, 2026

    Super Mario: Why Leveling Up Often Feels Like Moving Downward

    Levels Have you ever played Super Mario? If you have, then you know that the game is played in levels. Beginning with level 1, the easiest level, then escalating to more arduous levels, the game is designed to challenge the player and, over time, strengthen the skill of said gamer. What you will notice is…

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  • March 10, 2026

    Kylian Mbappe, Protein Shakes, and Instagram

    A Girl Does Dream Have you ever dreamt about what it would be like to be Kylian Mbappe? I actually do this quite often. The life of a star athlete, one with superfluous money, fame, fans, and an unattainable, rich lifestyle, in my mind, is one without a dull moment. The fanaticism targeted toward superstar…

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  • March 9, 2026

    Encounters with Misogynoir– Hatred and Mistreatment of Black Women is My Everyday Experience– My Own Family Are The Greatest Threat to My Freedom and Safety.

    I have lived long enough in this body with my skin and with my hair to say a few things for certain! The first being, I am treated worse, out in the world, on average, by the average person. I am hardly treated with respect out in the world, out in the workplace, wherever. I…

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  • January 7, 2026

    Art is Supposed to Be Fun but It’s Actually Work.

    This blog post is going to be an exploration of my thoughts on the creative process and why most art made under capitalism is really just a commercial. These opinions will be based on my knowledge of global art history, the sciences, the scientific process, and the social study of anti-Black, capitalist, America. My Relationship…

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  • January 2, 2026

    RACIAL FATIGUE: How Systemic Racism Wears on the Soul, Disrupts the Healing of the Black Family, and Removes Black People from Their True Status and Fair Standing in the United States.

    That’s it. Enough said. Just Kidding. I have a lot to say on this. As a Black woman, seeking mental and physical health care is difficult and taxing, as I have found most care providers pass a Brown paper bag test (if you don’t know what that is, you have reading to do). It is…

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  • December 26, 2025

    Licking My Wounds: The Holidays, Childhood Wounds, and why God’s unconditional love is the healing balm.

    The holiday season is bumpy and heartbreaking. This time of year is an annual trigger, like a loaded gun, busting open the same ouchy, boo-boos that just do not seem to close. The gift of childhood is irreplaceable. It is once in a lifetime and crucial. Vague but incredibly powerful memories of our parents, our…

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  • December 16, 2025

    I am very close to losing my faith in humanity

    This (pagan) “holiday” season has dampened my faith in humanity. Commuting into the upper east side of Manhattan has exposed me to too much. Firstly, I learned that “rich” people are not particularly virtuous or “good”. Typically, it is the folk with fancy clothes and “good jobs” that are the first to trample on, step…

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