I’ve been recently helping some wonderful people with various projects related to development and entrepreneurialism in the global south and specifically on the African subcontinent.
(This is derived from a social media post attached to this article about a Muslim woman and a Jewish woman holding onto their friendship, through the
This blog post was written in Fall, 2023, as I prepared the Brave Sis Perpetual Journal, and reflected back on four years of operating my
Update: more sour and sorrier after this SCOTUS ruling. It’s wrong, and it’s wrong, and it’s wrong. Act accordingly, people. White folks: don’t cede your
The work I put out there with Brave Sis Project is not easy to categorize. It lies at an interesting intersection of feminism, history, and
When I want to think most about how rapidly society and culture have shifted over the past 3-5 years, all I really have to do
An encounter with colorism in building our website leads to a meditation on colorism. “women’s movement” feminism women sisterhood BIPOC anti-racist antiracism journaling inclusion DEI wellness “trust your inner voice” allyship BLM “women’s history” history “AAPI” “Black women” “BIPOC women” “BIWOC” “gifts for feminists” “self-help” “journal” “feminist journal” “day planner” “daily planner”
In 2019, I wished to commit to deeper self-accountability & better organization. The planners on the market were problematic! Too white & cutesy, or the pushy “man” planners, low-key toxic. The “Black girl” planners were flimsy, with their lavish “you go, girl” covers, yet generic, every-page-the-same insides. Here is the Brave Sis Project origin story.
I reflect on how the first two years of the Project have changed people’s lives, ways to use the Journal, and more satisfactions.
