Disclaimer: Affiliate code used in this blog post. Black History Month always highlights the importance of the black communities movements. In recent years there has been great conversations and initiatives around black people getting a seat at the table, creating their own table and when necessary removing the legs of tables that no longer see…
How Is It Going? This was a lot harder than I thought it would be. Before starting this challenge I did have a list of businesses I wanted to support, there wasn't many but it was a start. I thought as time went on I would find more black owned businesses to support, which to…
If you're familiar with my journey you will know I started my blog four years ago in order to share my thoughts on race and injustice. This lead me to then find my voice and write about a variety of other topics ranging from my natural hair journey, wellness/mental health and empowerment pieces. My blogging…
Me: "Yeah, I had moments in my life where I didn't feel black enough"My Younger Brother's: " lol what?"Younger Sister: "I can relate to that". I didn't even take offense to the laughter, I almost sighed in relief at the fact that they had not experienced a similar feeling. When I was younger I was…
I have collaborated with one of my favourite bloggers, to disuss a few of the things that we have learnt since writing about wellness. Which leads me to introduce Ash, the talented writer behind Ashalvesblog. Ash's blog features a variety of encouraging and helpful pieces; on self care, gratitude and managing everyday struggles. A few of…
Another one of Bell Hooks books that really got me thinking. I really shouldn't be surprised by the way Hooks approaches certain topics. Even with her The Will To Change Men, Masculinity, and Love book I was pleasantly surprised by the way she approached feminism. It really challenged me to think about men as well as us…
SAABIRAH LAWRENCE 
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