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My name is Alexandra Davis. I am pursuing a freelance writing career and also a career in digital media. I specialize in writing op-ed, personal and about social justice.
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Is the way President Donald Trump reacted to her the loss of her husband due to racism?
Women of color face different barriers when it comes to accessing healthcare. Becoming an ally will ensure they get healthcare they deserve.
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These amazing queer women have been trailblazers throughout history - especially in the fight for LGBTQ rights. Learn more about them!
Anyone with a social media account has probably seen some part of the fairly new 'sex-positivity' movement that is taking place on the internet. Encouraging women to embrace their sexuality and to feel comfortable talking about it isn't inherently bad. It's making a lot of strides in the age-old mentality that women can't be open about sex.
Let's flashback to about four years ago: my sixteenth birthday. At this point, I had seen many people from my high school get their driving permit. The picture is clear in my memory, most people would be dismissed from school because the Registry of Motor Vehicles closed at the same time as school, or they would arrive late and have their permit, but the reaction was always the same: sheer excitement.
There's no doubt that being 'woke' or socially conscious is at an all time high. And while activism started nowhere close to 2017, the media is stronger than ever in showing everything that's happening.
I wasn't always a quiet black girl. In fact, I used to be the class clown, the loudest girl in the room, the center of attention and I loved it. Talking wasn't difficult and I could form a conversation from just about any topic.
With the recent Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandal, many women have come forward to tell their personal stories of being harassed by Weinstein. The scandal has also opened up a large and much-needed conversation on sexual harassment, with everyone from celebrities and not, telling their personal stories of being sexually harassed.
by Alexandra Addison Beyoncé just keeps giving. The singer has released a new video for her song "Freedom" highlighting International Day of The Girl.