"A Place for Crowned Ones Created By A Crowned One"
I chose The Street for its exploration of human behavior, Moon Witch and Spider King for its unique blend of African Mythology and Black magic, and Their Vicious Games for its thrilling narrative. Each book I read brought a moment of bloom, of joy, and a moment of feeling in the present.
Have you ever walked past the sunscreen aisle because you’ve heard the myth that “Black people don’t need sunscreen”? I have also believed in this myth until recently.
“Remembering your self-growth doesn’t mean changing everything about you.”
We believe so much in a person’s potential that we ignore who they are in the present and dismiss the fact that we can’t change people. -Crowned ReRe-
We are checking in with our inner child.
“I thought taking deep breaths and ignoring that small voice that was saying “take care of me” was my way of being a “Strong Queen.”
At that moment, unknowly, the term “self-cation” was born.
Book and Bloom By: Mr. Al Pete Identity Leadership by Stedman Graham Title: Identity Leadership: To Lead Others You Must First Lead Yourself Author: Stedman…
“Before I Let Go” is the first romance novel that I have read in a very long time. “Before I Let Go” is a fiction book, it provides a beautiful narrative of “falling in love” versus “choosing love.”
On this episode of “Conversation Sunday,” Crowned ReRe invites author Jason Masters to have a conversation about his newly published book “A Journey Towards Acceptance: An Evolving Memoir.” Masters shares how important it is to provide a safe place for the LGBTQIA+ community, what the word evolve means to him, and what inspired him to tell his story.
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