
Becoming Is Messy: Reflections on Growth, Legacy, and Resilience
There’s something nobody really tells you about growth:It’s messy. It doesn’t arrive wrapped in clarity and confidence.It doesn’t announce itself
There’s something nobody really tells you about growth:It’s messy. It doesn’t arrive wrapped in clarity and confidence.It doesn’t announce itself
Reflections on the new release date for Fields of Resilience When I first began writing Fields of Resilience, I had
Some stories defy capture. They linger in the air, woven between the people who live them and the landscapes that
History has shown that authoritarianism doesn’t arrive in a single moment—it creeps in slowly, disguised as security, efficiency, and patriotism.
I used to believe that change required action—big, loud, undeniable action. Sometimes, it still does. But what if the most
Behind the lens, photography has always been more than just capturing images for me—it’s about preserving emotions, telling untold stories,
Resilience is more than the ability to recover from hardship—it’s the strength to adapt, grow, and thrive in the face
I’ve loved writing for as long as I can remember. Stories—especially from different cultures and places—always fascinated me. Growing up,
As someone deeply committed to fostering change on a global scale, I’ve come to realize that communication is not just
In the heart of Midwest City, a profound loss has rippled through our community. Cordae Carter’s tragic passing marks the end of a young life brimming with potential and serves as a stark reminder of the urgency to foster safety and unity. As we reflect on Cordae’s memory, it is paramount that we collectively advocate for justice and work towards ensuring such heartbreak doesn’t recur in our community.
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