By: Sahra Mohamed In today’s rapidly evolving society, women often face conflicting messages about their sexuality and societal expectations. Media portrays unattainable beauty standards, leading to confusion about self-worth and personal boundaries. It’s crucial to empower young girls to find validation from within, recognizing that true confidence comes from understanding one’s own boundaries. Open dialogue … Read More about Empowering Women to Navigate Consent and Boundaries
A Historical View on Fashion’s Inclusivity Crisis: The Role of White Supremacy
By: Sahra Mohamed In today’s world of high fashion, it’s harder to decipher if Black models and artists are being treated fairly or if including them in brands is an act of performative activism. Some brands may feature one or two diverse models but still prioritize White models. The influence of Eurocentric beauty has been … Read More about A Historical View on Fashion’s Inclusivity Crisis: The Role of White Supremacy
Trump’s 2025 Policies: A Threat to Trans Rights and Marginalized Communities
By: Sahra Mohamed As Trump continues to impose bans against marginalized groups, the latest ban targeting the trans community is deplorable and inhumane. Since January 27, 2025, the following policies have been enacted by the Trump administration against the trans community: 1. Military Service Restrictions: On January 27, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14183, … Read More about Trump’s 2025 Policies: A Threat to Trans Rights and Marginalized Communities
Rebuilding Trust: Psychological Insights into Emotional Recovery
By: Sahra Mohamed Trust is one of the most fragile yet essential aspects of human relationships. When someone we confided in breaks that trust, whether a friend, partner, or coworker, the impact of their actions can be upsetting. The memories of shared moments may remain, but when their actions contradict the bond you believed in, … Read More about Rebuilding Trust: Psychological Insights into Emotional Recovery
The Golden Era of Black Sitcoms: Comedy, Culture and Legacy
By: Sahra Mohamed There are so many beloved Black comedy shows from the ‘90s and 2000s that have left a lasting impact on pop culture. One of the first that comes to mind is Moesha, which featured artists and talent such as Golden Globe winner Sheryl Lee Ralph, Grammy winning R&B stars Usher and Ginuwine, … Read More about The Golden Era of Black Sitcoms: Comedy, Culture and Legacy
Understanding the Complexities of BiPolar Disorder and Personality Traits
Living with bipolar disorder can feel like having no control over your own mind, especially when you hear about an episode from someone else’s perspective. This is a reality for many people dealing with a bipolar disorder, which involves extreme mood swings between manic highs and depressive lows. Things can get even more complicated when … Read More about Understanding the Complexities of BiPolar Disorder and Personality Traits
The Silence of Hollywood: Accountability in the Face of Abuse
By: Sahra Mohamed With the ongoing lawsuits involving Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively, the recent allegations against Jay-Z that have now been dismissed, and the upcoming Diddy trial in May, it begs the following questions: How much does the public’s role and involvement impact these cases? If someone is an abusive predator, why does it … Read More about The Silence of Hollywood: Accountability in the Face of Abuse
The Political Power of Black Artists in Music
By: Sahra Mohamed When we think of award shows and the disproportionate wins between Black and White artists, it’s understandable that when a Black artist does win, their performance or speech often carries profound significance. Historically, Black artists have been marginalized and overlooked in the music industry. Take, for example, the story of the legendary … Read More about The Political Power of Black Artists in Music
Recurring Dreams and What to Do About Them
By: Sahra Mohamed When a significant event occurs in life, especially one that is painful or uncomfortable, our minds often need time to process it. Some people suppress these experiences, believing they haven’t been deeply affected. When we sleep, our subconscious takes over, forcing us to process emotions whether we’re ready for them or not. … Read More about Recurring Dreams and What to Do About Them
Barbie, Feminism, and the Forgotten Voices of Intersectionality
By: Sahra Mohamed After watching Barbie, I found myself reflecting deeply on whether the film truly captured the essence of feminism in today’s society. The movie touched on critical issues like sexism and the importance of showcasing educated women. Midway through the film, I noticed a shift in the narrative, women were portrayed as using … Read More about Barbie, Feminism, and the Forgotten Voices of Intersectionality