So about that poem I just posted yesterday—if you haven’t read it, check it out here before reading this. I don't usually do posts like this, but I feel an explanation and understanding is due. This is it.
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When a Flaw Becomes a Risk…
A Stanford class-action lawsuit about mental health: why we all need even more change than it can offer.
5 Things YOU Need to Know About Pride Month
"Pride has to resonate from within;shine out to everyone around you.It has mean something to you and only you first before you announce it to the world.”- Solange NicoleAs the third week of June and my first week of summer, it looks like quarter systems let out just in time for the myriad of Pride…Read more 5 Things YOU Need to Know About Pride Month
If All Your Friends Jumped Off A Bridge…
First things first, my new post is up on Her Campus so click here to check it out, it’s a bit of a follow up to my last blog post— it gets a little personal but that’s why it’s important. Anyway, happy Friday everyone! It’s been a long week. I was reading some sonnets for…Read more If All Your Friends Jumped Off A Bridge…
Enough is Enough Cal Poly
A week ago, I was getting ready to take part in one of Cal Poly's best events all year: PolyCultural Weekend. As a weekend for cultural clubs to invite prospective students to stay with us and spend the weekend on campus, learning about the culture and diversity we do have to offer as a school,…Read more Enough is Enough Cal Poly
A Year in the Making- 2017 Monthly Moments
Have you ever wondered what it's like to sum up the past year in less than 1,000 words? Probably not, but I did it for you anyway because 2017 truly had some unforgettable moments in it. From music to mayhem, here are twelve moments you may have missed this year. January Back in January, the…Read more A Year in the Making- 2017 Monthly Moments
The Open Arms of Change
All great changes are preceded by chaos. --Deepak Chopra Do you want to know something about 2017? Well, if you take a recap from last year, I turned eighteen, graduated high school, committed from one great college to another, published my book, and started my freshman year. But this year has been something I can…Read more The Open Arms of Change
A Political Side of the Story
After a long weekend of moving in and driving back down for Thursday, summer classes have officially begun. Though this week has been quite an eventful one in my own world, there have also been some major changes in the political world. Everyone seems to be talking about the transgender ban in the military and…Read more A Political Side of the Story