Aunty Brina
Black in a Pandemic
*This blog will be very personal and can be a trigger if you suffer from depression or other mental health issues* If you have been...
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AUNTIE'S THOUGHTS
She says what she needs to say
We are told Black Women are "strong" and "unbreakable". We look to them for healing and to solve problems. However, when it something that challenges your way of thinking we are called the Angry Black Woman or divisive. When we cannot be that backbone or strong, then we are not needed. This page is meant to create dialogue for the allowance of vulnerability among Black Women and a platform to share a perspective of a black woman's experience in society.
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Aunty Brina
I'm not your "Female"
Alright y'all, today I’m here to discuss the use of the word female in place of woman/en and why it is Misogynistic and degrading. I am...
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Being called an "Oreo" is not colorism
Being "bullied" for a month in elementary for being lighter skinned (If that even happened) is no the same as being denied from...
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Dear non black parents: Having a Black child does not excuse you from putting in work.
For non black parents who have mixed/black children let me tell you how you can defend your black child/ keep your children connected...
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Mixed Doesn't mean Light Skin
I am seeing people get the term bi racial and light skinned mixed up and using them as interchangeable and that’s problematic. There are...
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Protect Black Women
I have been reflecting on those videos of those black men throwing that black woman into a dumpster and the black male hitting a black...
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