I am a first generation, Black graduate of a prestigious, and world-renowned university. The more that I say it, the more real it becomes. I wish I had some deep and meaningful way to sum up my college experience, but I don't think I do. However, as the graduation cere...

I realized that now that I am over that hump of being a 21 year-old - I've seen a lot, I've done a lot, I've learned a lot - I now have to ask myself this very daunting question of 'what's next?'" I have suddenly found myself face to face w...

I am both the susceptible woman, and the fire-breathing dragon and neither is truly a good position to be in.

While all three cities presented starkly different club scenes, the each retained one glaringly obvious men at these clubs loved to touch.

Overall, what I learned is that everyone heals at different times. For me, it was quick, but it was just there. There's absolutely no formula. Some people leave you so enamored that you just have to say fuck the conventions!

Contrary to the popular belief, Galentine's Day, takes place on February 13th every year, not actually on Valentine's Day. According to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, "First introduced in 2010 by character Leslie Knope on the TV show...

"I'm rooting for everyone Black." -Issa Rae

At this point in my life, I hate all award shows and anything having to do with Hollywood. Both are inherently racist and consistently discredit the hard work, performance, and (usually) record breaking sales of the art that P...

I want to see Cardi B grow, because her story and her hard work allowed her to overcome a series of challenges that many of her fans can relate to. Still, her accomplishments are frequently overshadowed by her fiancé (and her ability to hold her tongue).

While I am frustrated by the timing of my laptop's decline, I recognize that it is because of the rapid growth of Black Girl Navigates, that I even have this problem.

This year, I've decided to set my intentions for the New Year based on the achievements of other awesome women of color. One of these women is Nola Darling, the fictional character from Spike Lee's,  She's Gotta Have It, series on Netflix.