Love is dynamic it's not necessarily always what you see in movies and it's not binary because the people involved in the act aren’t binary, the feeling itself might be constant but the way how a person shows love might not be. 

In this episode I analyze why I need to get out of my predominantly white institution. It is not just the lack of diversity among my peers but the main issue is the over saturation of whiteness in the administration.

On this episode I unpack how I've come to the realization that self-love isn't enough because we don't exist in a vacuum, we exist in communities. Truth be told we are inadequate and often times do not always have the capacity to love ourselves. And so, on our worst days, when we are not worthy of being celebrated, we are still worthy of being loved by those in our communities.

In this episode I share my thoughts on women asserting their sexuality and my own experience with how I assert my sexuality and the repercussions of doing so. This episode was not edited and was done in one take ;) 

In this episode I share a few gems that I have picked up while at rock bottom. I hope they are helpful to you. 

If you are considering being premed whether you're in high school or college these are some important things that I believe will be beneficial for you to know.

In this episode Atoia and I unpack the role of Black women in our communities and in the larger society. We also unravel the statement "Black men are the weakest link". Part 1 is asking the questions, part 2 is where the epiphanies were had.

In this episode Atoia and I unpack the role of Black women in our communities and in the larger society. We also unravel the statement "Black men are the weakest link". Part 1 is asking the questions, part 2 is where the epiphanies were had. 

Are you ready to start over?

This is my version of no nuance November podcast edition.