Identifying the signs of Autism in our African-Caribbean families
“Our minds are tuned to a frequency the world has not learned to play yet, and it is time we stop apologizing for the music we make.”
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Author: Simone Smith
What Happens When Scarcity Spends
I remember standing in front of a store in Yorkdale, the air smelling of expensive sandalwood and unspoken expectations. I
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What happens when women remember
“Are you showing up as your highest self, or your safest self?”
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Discover Pure Joy Shopping Sustainable Style
When you choose to walk through those doors, you are a hero in your own story, overcoming the obstacle of a toxic world to reclaim a life of purity and purpose.
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They engineered your desire first
“The algorithm builds what you want, and by the time you click ‘Add to Cart,’ the wanting was never yours to begin with.”
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The recovery is a myth
“Babylon is no longer a physical institution or a set of rules and regulations or system. No, we are the ones who enable Babylon to be… classism presents itself here in a huge way.” — Donisha Prendergast
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I Thrift. This Changed Everything
“I walked in thinking I already understood secondhand fashion. I walked out understanding that thrifting is a quiet act of rebellion against a system designed to keep us buying things we were never meant to keep.”
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Saving our children: community power
“The fight against trafficking is a community movement, a collective stand to reclaim our children’s futures.”
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Is your tourism helping us?
“The sea is blue, but who can access it? The sand is white, but who cleans it at dawn?”
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Toxins Disproportionately Harm Black Bodies
“Plastics seep into your blood, your babies’ bodies, silently eroding fertility in communities already fighting for survival.”
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