I’m so proud of her for being open, I believe her transparency will help so many women who are syked … Continue reading “I Really Thought I Was Like Poppin’”: K. Michelle Was In Denial About How Problematic Her Butt Injections Were
This evening while researching the history of Mardi Gras my mind was flooded with memories of Mardi Gras. It felt … Continue reading Memories of Mardi Gras
From its earliest days as a meeting ground and trading site for various Native American tribes to its modern rebirth … Continue reading A brief history of NOLA
After receiving an invite to attend an educational session on medical cannabis featuring one of the nations leading experts, a … Continue reading My Inexperience with Marijuana: Story of a new short term smoker
There’s a scent flowing in the New Orleans air that’s reminiscent of my childhood mixed with a fragrant burst of … Continue reading New Orleans “Scent” for Me: I’m Home
This recent Hurricane season has captured the world’s attention and have us all questioning what the experts really know, if … Continue reading Hurricanes and African Slave Trade : What’s real?
Today I read a post on Facebook which is below this paragraph about a daycare worker being too dark to … Continue reading Light Skin, Dark Skin and the things in between
Born and raised in the 7th Ward of New Orleans, Kishonda Webb turned tragedy into a creative mastery. After the … Continue reading New Orleans Artist: Kishonda Webb
As I was walking to the Dome this young girl was drumming on her buckets with so much passion that … Continue reading NOLA Girl Street Drummer
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