Disclaimer: It’s not in a particular order. I also don’t want to bash books, so I will just give a rating and go. Enjoy!
- Somebody’s Daughter by Ashely C. Ford Audiobook Rating: 5/10 Emotional and intense read
- Obviously: Stories from my timeline by Akilah Hughes Audiobook Rating: 5/10 Light-hearted book
- Slay by Brittney Morris Audiobook Rating:10/10 Powerful
- The Secret Lives of Church Ladies by Deesha Philyaw Audiobook Rating: 10/10
- Clap When You land by Elizabeth Acevedo Audiobook Rating: 7/10
- Shuri: A Black Panther Novel #1 by Nic Stone Audiobook Rating: 10/10
- Shuri: The Vanished Novel #2 by Nic Stone Audiobook Rating: 10/10
- The Great Peace by Mena Suvari Audiobook Rating: 10/10 Memoir
- Shuri: Symbiosis Novel #3 by Nic Stone Rating:10/10
- Two lives of Sara by Catherine Adel West Rating: 3/10
- Fast Pitch by Nic Stone Rating: 10/10
- Love Radio by Ebony Ladelle Rating: 10/10
- Walking in my Joy in these streets by Jennifer Lewis Rating: 7/10
- Me (Moth) by Amber Mcbride Rating: 10/10 Poetic
- Carmen and Grace by Melissa Coss Aquino Rating:10/10
- Black Girls Must Die Exhausted Rating:5/10
- Against the Currant by Olivia Matthews Rating: 10/10
- Blackout by Various Authors Rating:10/10
- White Smoke by Tiffany D. Jackson Rating: 10/10
- A Blade So Black by LL Mckinney Rating: 10/10
- The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo Rating:10/10
- The Stars and the Blackness between them by Junauda Petrus Rating:10/10
- A Dream So Dark by LL Mckinney Rating:10/10
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Music Monday: Hype Playlist
This is 37 that are in my Hype Playlist (in no particular order) in honor of my 37th birthday
1) Tomorrow 2 by Glorilla and Cardi B
2) On my Mama by Victoria Monet
3) Her by Megan thee Stallion
4) Ungrateful by Megan thee Stallion
5) Fighter by Christina A
6) Spicy by Nas, ASAP Ferg and fivio
7) 4 Minutes by Madonna and Justin Timberlake
8) Hung up by Madonna
9) Ultra Black by Nas
10) 27 Summers by Nas
11) All of the lights by Kendrick Lamar and Sza
12) Pour it up by Rihanna
13) Rude Boy
14) Wap by Cardi B and Megan thee Stallion
15) Hoop earrings By Pardi
16) Cleopatra by Cleopatra
17) Can’t hold me down by Christina A and Lil Kim
18) Money by Cardi B
19) Gimme me more by Britney Spears
20) Woman by Doja Cat
21) Pleasure Principle by Janet Jackson
22) Get me bodied by Beyoncé
23) Bodak Yellow by Cardi B
24) Thot box by Dreezy, Dreamdoll
25) Juice by Lizzo
26) I’m that Girl by Beyoncé
27) Tempo by Lizzo
28) Heated by Beyoncé
29) Django Jane by Janelle Mona’s
30) Thique by Beyoncé
31) Video Phone by Beyoncé and Lady Gaga
32)Poker Face by Lady Gaga
33)No Matter What they say by Lil Kim
34)Escapism by Raye and 070 Shake
35) Fantasy by Dreamdoll and Kash Doll
36) Monster by Jay z, Kanye and Nicki
37) On my mama by Victoria Monet
10 Things I’ve Learned From My Last Job
1) Racism, sexism and classism exist heavily in education, especially higher education.
2) Not many women of color are full professors with tenure.
3) Speaking of tenure, it shouldn’t exist.
4) Some of the coolest Professors are assholes behind the scenes.
5) College Assistants exist and they need to be paid more.
6) Academic freedom exist and sometimes that gives a Professor the freedom to be extremely difficult.
7) Community Colleges are slept on and don’t need to be.
8) My deceased former boss was bad at his job. Terrible, lazy and not tech-savvy. He was a great Professor though.
9) My other former boss, is entitled, lazy and the real-life president of He-man, women haters club.
10) lots of tips, educational skills and hacks.
September To Remember
Hello, World!. Fall is here! Can you smell the pumpkin lattes?
Anyway, I wanted to how important the month of September is
National Suicide Prevention Month
Blood Cancer Awareness Month
Hispanic Heritage Month
Craniofacial Awareness Month
Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month
National Alchol & Drug Addiction Recovery Month
National Ovarian Cancer Awarness Month
National Recovery Month
National Save a Tiger Month
National Self-Care Month
Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month
Polycystic Cancer Awareness Month
Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month
It’s many more that I have probably forgotten, so please comment below.
National Crown Day
Black Hair Matters! And that’s why today is so special.
African- Americans also know as black people have been tremendously discriminated against due to the hair on their heads.
Multiple new story’s have come out like:
The wrestler who the ref and officials made him cut his dreadlocks off in the middle of the game. They actually paused the competition to cut his hair.
Anyway, our hair matter.
It’s beautiful, versatile and belongs in any space. Our hair is professional
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