This is why I didn’t see 12 Years a Slave. I don’t need to fork out cash to watch reality tv. I am black. I am a woman. I live this. I am completely disinterested in trying to prove that I am just as [fill in the blank with positive attribute] as my lily hued … More #ICantBreathe [I’m So Black]
Hey y’all! So, it would be virtually impossible to give you a rundown of everything that was going on in Dallas in the month of December, but I wanted to take the time to highlight a few events that I’m looking forward to this month that you might not find on your general Google search. … More Stuff to Do in Dallas (December)
I am not completely adept regarding the American judicial system, but I think we may have misconstrued the word “peer”. Recently, I was summoned for jury duty for the first time. As I looked around at the random assortment of disinterested people who showed up that day, I couldn’t help but think that there’s got … More A Jury of Your Peers|Questions That Need Answers
I’m back from vacation! It was fun while it lasted, but I missed my beloved blogosphere. Now, back to business. I read an article on Elite Daily that listed a bunch of reasons as to why you should move to a new city where you don’t know anyone. They gave a great list of things … More Same City, Different Chick
I used to spend half of my life in front of a tv screen, but I don’t watch it too much these days. Unfortunately, I needed to kill some time and found myself turning on the tube to Love and Hip Hop Hollywood. The horror. I know a lot of people watch this stuff for … More When Reality TV Bleeds Out on Reality: A Love and Hip Hop Requiem
I woke up singing this catchy Beyonce song and it reminded me of a conversation I had with a friend the other day. Actually, it reminded me of conversations I have with my friends all the time. In this society, other people love to project their ideals onto us. A “lady” should dress this way, … More My Parents Didn’t Raise a Lady: I’m a Grown Woman. I Can Do Whatever I Wanna
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