This line was taken from a poet named ithielios on TikTok. This poem was posted May 5, 2022. The video is available as a duet on my TikTok page, whatjayesaid2.0. … Continue reading “His Axe Has Found Your Tree…”
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January 2021 Book Review-TEACHING MY MOTHER TO GIVE BIRTH by Warsan Shire
Say her name correctly. War-san. Shur-ruh. She was a force of nature on pages before Beyoncé found her, asking her to be a part of her most ambitious projects (Leomonade … Continue reading January 2021 Book Review-TEACHING MY MOTHER TO GIVE BIRTH by Warsan Shire
When They See Us: The Community Needs To Value Women!
In this crazy space we all occupy, it seems that Black women are a galvanizing force and the same fodder trampled for the movement’s success. In the same month where … Continue reading When They See Us: The Community Needs To Value Women!
Firestarter Hotsheet: Human (Read: Sex) Trafficking
Sex trafficking, human trafficking, is not a myth. I want you to remember that the most vulnerable populations in the country are female. I want you remember that to be … Continue reading Firestarter Hotsheet: Human (Read: Sex) Trafficking
RUNITBACK FRIDAY-08/30/2019
So…The Amazon is still burning; the case against the dead Jeffrey “I got all b!tches and black books” Epstein is closed—only to find out it was ring of Madams under … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY-08/30/2019

The Righteous Work Of JAMAA Birth Village
The US has the “highest rate of maternal mortality in the industrialized world.” In the United States, the maternal death rate averaged 9.1 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births during the years 1979–1986, but then rose rapidly … Continue reading The Righteous Work Of JAMAA Birth Village
RUNITBACK FRIDAY-07/05/2019
Soo…airports were in the American Revolution? Cori “CoCo” Graff is out here looking like the young Venus Williams–and BEAT VENUS WILLIAMS! And folk are big mad Ariel us going to … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY-07/05/2019

The Boldness Of One Black, Female Teacher: The Legacy Of Mary McLeod Bethune
Mary Mcleod Bethune (July 10, 1875 – May 18, 1955) was a Black teacher and humanitarian. However, our ancestral auntie is best known for starting a private school for … Continue reading The Boldness Of One Black, Female Teacher: The Legacy Of Mary McLeod Bethune

RUNITBACK FRIDAY- 03/08/2019
Paul Manafort out here looking like a stunt gangster Scorsese would hire, Orange Hitler hugging a flag like he wanna rob it and Robert Sylvester Kelly screaming at Oprah’s bestie … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY- 03/08/2019

RUNITBACK FRIDAY 03/02/2019
Michael Cohen is the best kind of snitch, Billy Porter is snatching edges, wigs and waist trainers and Green Book is not, was not the Best Picture of 2018. No … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY 03/02/2019