Dating…During COVID?

by Clarissa Nash | Feb 10, 2021 | Lifestyle

Have you or one of your loved ones been personally attacked by a nosy family member or stranger who couldn’t mind their business? When are you having a baby? Where is your boyfriend? Don’t you hate being single? Find you a good Christian man at church? If...

It’s Not You, PCOS Sucks

by Clarissa Nash | Feb 4, 2021 | Wellness

Legal obligatory disclaimer: I’m not a doctor. I’ve read books and articles from trusted sources that I’ll link below. I give them proper credit because it’s their words I’m grateful to share. But I am not a doctor. I am someone who lives with PCOS/PCOD and writing...

10 Books to Read for Black History Month

by Clarissa Nash | Feb 2, 2021 | Books, Lifestyle

It’s officially Black History Month which means yay Black people for a month! Just kidding, Black History is 24/7, 365. A little lesson on the start of Black History Month: Carter G. Woodson, at 19, having taught himself English fundamentals and arithmetic, Woodson...

My Body, My Enemy

by Clarissa Nash | Jan 31, 2021 | Wellness

Note: I wrote this post after a frustrating doctor’s appointment. Storytime: I went to my primary care physician hoping to get a detailed thyroid test. It did not go well. She was rude, and I got so angry I walked out. Taking out my phone, I wrote this post just...

Representation Matters: Madam VP Kamala Harris

by Clarissa Nash | Nov 30, 2020 | Culture

“She looks like me!” There’s something about those four words that mean so much. To see people of all genders and races see someone they can identify with, as a way of saying, “You can do this, too,” means more than I can write. When Sen Kamala Harris, wait I’m sorry,...