The Ferguson Chronicles: Live From the Street with @Nettaaaaaaaa
Click here to see what The Ferguson Chronicles is all about and to read the first post in this ongoing series. When I originally started this series, one of the people I wanted to make sure everybody...
View ArticleJustice For Michael Brown: From DC to Ferguson, Missouri
To Whom It May Concern: My name is Kimberly Jefferson. I am an alum of Florida A&M University and currently reside in the Washington, DC area. Myself, along with a few fellow alums of different...
View ArticleThe Ferguson Chronicles: @Nettaaaaaaaa Meets Mike Brown Sr.
Click to see other entries in The Ferguson Chronicles. — Originally sent August 17th, 2014. God is truly moving and working. He knows my thoughts and my heart. Dealing with trolls and misleading...
View ArticleNot So Random Post: Charles Barkley, Ben Carson, Don Lemon, White People,...
I haven’t done one of these random posts in awhile but since this idea is how I started writing in the first place, what better way to get back in the game? Let’s start with… …What the fuck is wrong...
View Article“Push The Button” Review #PTBBook
“Push the Button” (PTB) is a blog series turned book from feminist extraordinaire, Feminista Jones. Jones wrote PTB as a direct counter to 50 Shades of Grey because she was unhappy with the...
View ArticleHow Being “Good” Was Making Me Insecure
Earlier on Twitter I wrote, “there’s something to be said about being paralyzed by the potential for greatness and having to sustain said greatness.” A rough translation of quote as it pertains to me...
View ArticleI’m Not For Everybody
Knowing I’m “not for everybody” gives me a perverse satisfaction. This contradicts the teen-aged version of myself, a person who wanted to be liked by everybody. The pendulum swing between extremes is...
View ArticleThe Benefits to Being Positive When You’re Negative
Now, I don’t know about y’all but I’ve been tested before, multiple times. It’s not because I’d necessarily been acting a fool. It was simply that I was getting tested once every six months to a year,...
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