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Welcome (back) to the Blog: 4 Years Later

Hi guys! Happy blogaversary. It's been a while I know, I haven't posted since February. A LOT has happened in my life since I began this blog exactly 4 years ago. I've also changed a lot as a person. So for this post, I'll be welcoming you all back to the blog, letting you know why I ghosted the blog, and welcoming myself back into posting here.  So Where'd You Go?  When I started this blog I was a freshman in high school, and I just finished my freshman year of college. And I'm graduating 2 years early next year. That should explain why I haven't been posting as much here, but if it doesn't, I have more.  I have been extraordinarily busy with a bunch of stuff inside and outside of school. Volunteering, trying to upkeep my mental and physical health, dealing with the transition of living in a new state for high school, and then living alone in a different section of the same state for college, all while essentially failing at socializing.  Definitely hav...

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 ...

Stuck in the Tesseract: Teenagers and Young Adults with Autism

 Hello! This is an original work that I wrote for an English class (I think) about 2 years ago. This references a lot of my own personal experiences with autism and includes research I've done on teens and young adults with autism. It’s certainly not my best research, but I still hope you enjoy it!  Stuck in the Tesseract: Teenagers and Young Adults with Autism        Being a teenager with autism is the weirdest thing I’ve ever had to deal with. I got diagnosed pretty late. Most people get diagnosed in early childhood while I was diagnosed in late 9 th grade, I’m in 11 th grade now. To make this easier to understand, I’ll give you my own personal definition and experience with autism. If you’d like a more professional definition, most of the papers I’ll be citing have a good description. For me, autism is having an extreme disconnect or misunderstanding with everyone around you. Sometimes it’s even like that with other autistic people. Missing...

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