Destiny Harris

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Combating Impostor Syndrome - Orlando Magazine

Don’t ever apologize for being who you are—embrace what makes you unique.

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Womanist Bioethics: Social Justice, Spirituality, and Black Women’s Health by Wylin D. Wilson (Book Review)

Hey Lovelies,I had the absolute honor of reading an early digital copy of Womanist Bioethics: Social Justice, Spirituality, and Black Women’s Health by Dr. Wylin D. Wilson, and let me just say this book is groundbreaking. It made me pause, breathe, and reimagine what care, health, and justice can look like when we center Black women.There were moments while reading that I had to put the book down and whisper to myself, “Yes, this is exactly what I’ve felt but didn’t have the words for.” It remin

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The Unboxing of a Black Girl By Angela Shanté (Book Review)

Photo courtesy of Angela ShantéHey Lovelies,I am so excited that award-winning author, Angela Shanté reached out to me a few months ago and sent me a copy of her new poetic memoir, The Unboxing of a Black Girl! I could not wait to read this emotional and evocative poetic memoir that offers a poignant look into the soul of Black girlhood.For those of you who don’t know Angela Shanté is an elementary education teacher by trade. She taught for ten years in her hometown of New York City where she re