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How Does Misogynoir Effect Black Women?

Hello! This is yet again another assignment that I did for an English class. It’s one of my proudest works and I hope you enjoy it!    Abstract The main topic of this paper is misogynoir, and how it effects Black women and feminine presenting people. We’ll be looking at a series of personal experiences, studies, and definitions to explore this topic. There will be sections that focus on misogynoir in school, workplaces, protesting, and childbirth. I felt that these were some of the most important and/or interesting presentations of misogynoir. There will also be some ways you can help combat misogynoir and be of support to the Black feminine community. Keywords : misogynoir, racism, intersectionality, misogyny, feminism, Black women, obstetric racism, feminine presenting         What is Misogynoir?                First and foremost; what is misogynoir? I would define misogynoir ...
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My Favorite Body Sprays

 Hello hello! I know it's super late but it's still the 5th and I am posting just like I promised! Today I have whipped up a list of some of my favorite body sprays from Bath & Body Works, Bodycology, and Body Fantasies. 


#1 Strawberry Poundcake from Bath & Body Works 
This could very easily be one of the sweetest body sprays I own. It smells like vanilla, strawberries, and cake. What more could you want?! 

#2 Fresh White Musk from Body Fantasies 
This is the cheapest body spray I own, and it's the perfect base spray for so many fragrances. It smells so clean and fresh like you just got out of the shower. If you're looking for a clean girl fragrance for cheap, you should totally try this one. 

#3 Pink Vanilla Wish from Bodycology 
This smells like vanilla and the color pink. There's a bit of florals in there that gives it a lovely feminine touch. I love a good vanilla. 

#4 Cotton Candy Clouds from Bath & Body Works 
This one smells like spun sugar and vanilla (Are you noticing a pattern?). It's super sweet and girly and the packaging is fabulous. 

#5 Warm Vanilla Sugar from Bath & Body Works 
A classic. An absolute classic. This is one of the most iconic Bath & Body Works fragrances of all time. If you don't have this in your collection what are you doing? This is the best vanilla for layering and for fall. 

#6 Japanese Cherry Blossom from Bath & Body Works 
Another classic and my personal favorite. Call me an old lady but I love a good floral scent. I've been wearing this since elementary school and I will never stop. 

#7 Fresh Cocout & Cotton from Bath & Body Works 
This is actually a fairly new drop, AND I ABSLOUTELY LOVE IT!!! It's so strong and smells like such lovely coconut and laundry. A good tropical but also clean smell. Super good for layering. 

#8 Pink Chiffon from Bath & Body Works 
Another classic. A super girly warm vanilla scent that almost smells a bit like cotton candy. Very sweet but not sickening. Although, I wouldn't mind smelling nauseatingly sweet. 

#9 Coconut Hibiscus from Bodycology 
This one of my favorite scet combos of all time. Super tropical, sweet, and fresh. It's also fairly strong and the body lotion is lovely. 

That's all for today folks! As always I hope you enjoyed reading this post! If you did, please subscribe to my emailing list and follow my Pinterest so that you can stay updated on my latest posts! Come back next month for more words from Willow! 

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