Category Archives: Commonplace Posts

This week on Twitter 🙂 In Saudi Arabia, a female rapper is facing arrest for being a female rapper. Most, if not all, female rappers are rapping about women’s empowerment whether it be explicitly stated or even if it’s talking about sex and the right for women to have pleasure. I thought this was relatableContinue reading “Ayasel Slay “Girl from Mecca””

Over the past week, “Black Twitter” discovered that the Tik Tok dance to the song “Renegade” by rapper K Camp was created by a young Black girl and not the white girls who got famous off of it. The original dance had been modified to match the abilities of the white girls. After Jailah hadContinue reading “Renegade Creator”

I saw this comment posted under an Instagram post where someone was venting about not being able to express their emotions on being Black to white people, especially white women. I felt this comment was relevant to this course because it talks about accountability for white women in their role in white supremacy which isContinue reading “White Women’s Role in White Supremacy”

This class is about women’s writing worldwide. Poetry is a form of writing and expression. Reyna Biddy is one of my favorite poets, and hearing her read her poems is phenomenal. I chose this poem because she is speaking on women’s experiences and everything we go through and her own emotions because of it. ItContinue reading “What A Relief…”

I believe this speech from Girl’s Trip embodies Feminism. Ryan stands up for herself after being cheated on by her husband and speaks of the support needed from her friends that allowed her to do this. Throughout the movie, Ryan battles leaving her husband, but regardless, her friends supported her, which is a huge partContinue reading “Girl’s Trip”