It's a privilege to be able to pay bills, health/life ins, have a well-stocked pantry, & enjoy the comforts of a secure home. The economy is in shambles & inflation rates are a scam. All material things aside, being able to survive isn't something to take for granted. It's real
A white woman just told me she loves that I have the confidence to wear my natural hair. I told her, I love the fact that she’s confident enough to wear hers too.
She got the point. Very quickly.
Funny how I often tell others that your journey is your own and not to compare your path to others
Only to find myself beating myself up for moving too slow.
I overdid it this week and triggered my asthma and lost 5 days of work. I’m trying not to beat myself up. I was doing good and this really messes up my timeline for this semester.
I really want to get finished but today I’m a little sad.
Perfection is the enemy of joy.
The work you do in school will not be your best work. Your best work is yet to come.
You’re doing just fine. Exceptional even.
Just finished giving a group presentation that I thought I did horribly on.
But according to everyone else, including the professor, I ate my parts up.
Maybe I need to stop thinking about perfection. I’ll never reach it. Maybe I need to be happy with what I can do
Read my post @contextsmag
Sociology has ALWAYS been political. As the discipline faces increasing scrutiny we should question not if sociology is political but if the discipline's systems should move toward justice based politics or politics that justify systems of inequality.