Learning how to add

Learning how to add

Learning how to add There are a number of ways to approach addition. Combining sets One of the most common ways to teach/learn addition is by combining sets. To combine sets, we first need to know...

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Being Black in the Workplace

Unwanted questionsBlank stares“She’s so quiet”Rushed glancesFake smiles“I don’t understand what you mean”Lonely lunch breaksPetty emails“She never smiles”Awkward eye contactUnanswered help“Maybe...

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People-Pleasing as a Black Woman

People-Pleasing as a Black Woman

Navigating the complexities of people-pleasing as a Black woman adds layers of intricacy that often go unrecognized. The weight of societal expectations, historical stereotypes, and systemic biases...

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A letter to my past self

A letter to my past self

Dear My Past Self, Never did I imagine I would make it this far. Let me start with this: I feel like a lot of the times, you probably feel like you’re crazy or think the things that you want to...

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Navigating Holidays while Black

Navigating Holidays while Black

As the holiday season approaches, many of us eagerly anticipate the warmth of festive gatherings, the joy of gift-giving, and the comfort of being surrounded by loved ones. I, for one, am very...

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Microaggressions and their effect

Microaggressions and their effect

To first understand if you have been affected by microaggressions, we have to realize what microaggressions are exactly. The Merriam-Webster definition is as follows; “a comment or action that...

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Practicing What You Preach

I am all too familiar with the idea of setting out to do something and never actually doing it for a plethora of reasons. For instance, I have put off writing here for months because I felt like...

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Internalized Racism

What is internalized racism? “Internalized racism is a form of internalized oppression, defined by sociologist Karen D. Pyke as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially...

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Breaking Generational Curses

Yehuda, Rachel, and Amy Lehrner. “Intergenerational transmission of trauma effects: putative role of epigenetic mechanisms.” World psychiatry: official journal of the World Psychiatric Association...

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Homage to Ghetto Fab

Homage to Ghetto Fab

Taking inspiration from black publication and magazine from the 90s and early 2000s, paying homage to the Ghetto Fab movement that celebrates the gaudy and beautiful nature of black culture and...

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Shattered Glass

Shattered Glass

camouflaged in your own flesh the weight of the world thrown on your shoulders as a young babe a burden too big too ever fully fathom parsing through desirable characteristics, like a jigsaw puzzle...

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My three best friends

I was taught that death comes in three's. For me it was my pet fish Geoffrey, then my aunt Lori, and finally which I'm still in disbelief about the betty white out living Queen Elizabeth. But I will...

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the black mental

Being in therapy for years and realizing that white therapists who have not unpacked how many of their practices and approaches to working with clients of color are routed in colonialism…we still...

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Maternal Mental Health

Black women are four times more likely to die during childbirth; because of this, Black women face higher rates of mental disorders during pregnancy, i.e., postpartum. Matthews, K., EA, H., KB, K.,...

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Tropes and Attitudes

Black women are more likely to be seen as not needing mental health assistance due to various tropes, which is one of the reasons Weary, is so important. This section begins to unpack the...

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The Mental Health of Black Women

My SAP, Weary, The Mental Health of a Black Woman; Walking in faith without looking at where you're going, was created to showcase the daily struggles Black women face mentally. I have used...

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