November 9, 2022 • 27 mins
n this episode, I read my poem "It means nothing" and offer commentary on it. I'd like to thank Mr. IYAPO YAPA for encouraging me to persevere through imposter syndrome as a writer. Think for yourself and draw your own conclusions. None of my statements are intended to advocate hate and/or violence toward any ethnicity, nationality, religious group, gender, etc. I love you as a Sister! I am expressing frustration over the often undermining of Black people's struggle here in the United States. Writing is one therapeutic tool that I use to maintain peace within myself and protect my energy.
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