At some point I had to stop worrying about if other people liked me. There are enough people struggling to like themselves. | If you look at your reflection in the mirror and are not fond of what you see, the first thing you should ask yourself isn't why, as in why you don't like what you see, the first thing you ask yourself is what, as in what are you going to do about it.
Little black boy, on the way to store, He ran out of skittles and he wanted more, Not walking at night, for drugs or liquor.. Black hoodie and a snapple---Zimmerman pulled the trigger. During the National Anthem, some ball players take a knee, Bringing awareness to the injustices of our country, It's not about a … Continue reading T R I G G E R
Flaw (n): a mark, fault or other imperfection that mars a substance or object I've got a sway in my walk, and a slur in my talk, I've got sandy red hair, And dark brown eyes, I've got perfectly shaped hips, But really thin thighs. I've got old lady hands, And short stubby toes, I've … Continue reading Fabulously Flawed!
2% of teen-aged mothers graduate from college with a degree by the time they're 30 years old. Before I am 30--I'll have 4. I have, by all means, defeated societal expectations, traditional student culture and above all, persisted. Trial after trial after trial. Truth be told, I was never supposed to make it this far. … Continue reading Onward, Upward, Forward: How I Made It Out & Why I’d Go Back…
Brother, I know I've been a bit distant, but I've been thinking about things. Working to combat and overcome, racist happenings. I moved away, I came up but I'm still ya brother. We in two different states, but not that different from each other. Brother I know you struggle, I just choose to move different, … Continue reading It Takes Two: A Final Plea to my Brother
Queens Do Things Inc. 