Life Lately

by Clarissa Nash | Jan 19, 2022 | Lifestyle

*Blows dust* Jesus, this is worse than Bunzy’s go-to spot full of fur. Anyway, hey y’all. We’re still in a pandemic two years later because no one knows what they’re doing. At this point, this is the new normal. Unprecedented times my…...

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...

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...

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,...

Vote, Dangit.

by Clarissa Nash | Oct 28, 2020 | Inside Thoughts

We’re less than a week away from a critical election, and there are people confused about who to vote for. On one hand, Biden wasn’t there first, second, or third pick. On the other hand, the current “president” is a White Supremacist. Decisions, decisions. I’m not a...

The Demi Confusion

by Clarissa Nash | Oct 23, 2020 | Culture, Health + Wellness

When I was younger I saw Casper in the theaters. My mom’s friend, her daughter and I went together and of course, I was excited. I loved Christina Ricci and loved Casper (and the theme song), so it was right up my alley. I didn’t think much about it, just that I was...