Having a sense of authorship and control over one's work is an integral part of being a creative in any field, whether it be the music industry, visual art, or the film industry. As an artist, you have the right to claim the genre of your work, the title of your work, and how much of yourself you want to reflect in your work. Unfortunately, many Black creatives are robbed of agency over their work, and the genre of their work is often tweaked and altered to fit society's expe

“We likkle but we tallawah.” This has been a phrase I heard for as long as I can remember amongst my family. Four-year-old Chantia simply...

This piece was original written for Women’s History month because I want to shine the light on women from the smaller countries and...

The dangers of Black women remaining soft and docile while educating the world.

From a young age we hear girls mature faster than boys and continue to hear it in different versions the older we get. Is it really true...

When asked to describe ourselves, most of us will list our many markers of identity: gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, and class. These...

Welcome to season one, episode one of Turn Up the Volume. This episode is all about accountability, specifically in your friendships. We...

Episode 2: BACK AGAINNN *Nicki voice* Here we are with episode 2 of Turn Up The Volume and this week we’re coming in HOT 🥵! Presenting:...

How does getting to the bag impact your romantic relationships or vice versa?... Does it even? 🤨 Tune in to find out what my two special...