It’s been 10 months since the start of the genocide of Palestinians…It’s been 10 years since Mike Brown was killed by police. The issues are deeply intertwined.
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The Impact of Police Violence is Far Reaching and Long Lasting
Last week I, as many others, looked for every update that could be found about Erica Garner. Horrified at the possibility of police violence claiming yet another victim. Hopeful that she would pull through. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. At 27, a woman who had to watch her father get choked to death on TV…
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The Coldest Winter Ever-Sister Souljah
I know that I’m super late, but if anybody happens to be later than me, The Coldest Winter Ever is a must read! I read this book like I (used to) binge TV series on Netflix, and it’s about 400 pages long. But it reads like you’re watching episodes of TV. It’s Power before Power…
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Cruises, Culture, and Responsibility
So I realize I haven’t posted in a good minute. My practicum, the last requirement for my degree, really took over my life; I’m not being hyperbolic. I no longer had time to be creative in the kitchen, I didn’t cook much at all, and I could barely breathe a second long enough to think…
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