Acing It

Asexuality is a part of the LGBTQ+ community I don’t see talked about often, probably because it’s the easiest to hide and/or dismiss. I’d like to talk about it to try and make more people aware that it is a valid identity, partly because I am on the asexuality spectrum myself…

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Happy Pride!

In honor of Pride Month, let’s talk about queerness! As a white cisgender heterosexual female, I often find it hard to relate to or understand the LGBTQ+ community. I do not always feel that I have the authority to interfere or express my opinions or speak on their behalf, and yet I need to be an ally…

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When I Felt Bland and Invisible, Taylor Swift Made Me Feel Seen

Whether you love her, hate her, or are completely indifferent to her, Taylor Swift’s 14-year career has taken many turns both stylistically and personally, but throughout it all she’s seemed to always manage to persevere and rise above. As I was growing up, singing, playing guitar, and feeling like some unrelatable anomaly, Taylor was in the spotlight with her acoustic guitar and her (then) waist-length hair daring to be different, and that both inspired my younger self as well as made me feel validated…

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Illegal Drip

Recently, the people living in the United States have been experiencing the ability to partake in a huge historical movement. There have been protests held nationwide for people to take their stance in uniting to support the Black Lives Matter…

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In a Nutshell

 I find myself spending a decent amount of my free time on YouTube, but more specifically on the channel “Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell”. This fascinating channel is something that I accidentally stumbled upon, but could not be more thankful that I did…

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