April 30, 2018 Jessica Marie Blog #SexualAssaultAwareness: Getting to the Healing Process Through Sharing April 30, 2018 Jessica Marie Blog Sexual Assault Awareness month is about getting stories out that we can discuss with our friends, mate, children and whoever else we’re comfortable around.
April 30, 2018 The Extraordinary Negroes Blog Mental Health Monday #57: Playwright Donja Love-Nicholas on Tending to Self-Care While Producing a Trilogy of Black-Ass Plays April 30, 2018 The Extraordinary Negroes Blog This most honest thing I can tell you is that I know this is work not mine. I was just blessed enough to be the vessel chosen to tell these stories.
April 30, 2018 Anonymous Blog #SexualAssaultAwareness: The Fog in Reality April 30, 2018 Anonymous Blog Truth can be stranger than fiction, especially when the strange truth is happening to you.
April 26, 2018 Synitta R. Walker Blog #StressAwareness: When Carbs and Lack of Exercise Isn't the Cause of Your Diabetes April 26, 2018 Synitta R. Walker Blog Diabetes ain’t no punk bitch, especially when it’s associated with stress.
April 26, 2018 Anonymous Blog #SexualAssaultAwareness: We've Been Waiting too Long to Speak April 26, 2018 Anonymous Blog Long explanations aren’t required to understand that second guessing a victim is part of how rape culture is defined.
April 24, 2018 Chauncey Kelsey Blog #StressAwareness: Therapy is Always Good for the Soul April 24, 2018 Chauncey Kelsey Blog I am here to tell you that there is no shame in therapy.
April 23, 2018 The Extraordinary Negroes Blog Mental Health Monday #56: Author George M. Johnson on Tending to His Self-Care While Chasing a Book Deal April 23, 2018 The Extraordinary Negroes Blog Now, when I wake up, I don't immediately jump into the day, I just lay there and get my thoughts together.
April 17, 2018 The Extraordinary Negroes Blog An Extraordinary Q&A With America Hates Us, the Lifestyle Brand Combating Social Injustice April 17, 2018 The Extraordinary Negroes Blog We're not out to make the average passerby feel comfortable because most of the issues we address aren't comfortable.