by Savannah Thomas | Sep 20, 2020 | Poetry
Poetry by Noon Abdelrazig It was thirty minutes to midnight. Harvest moon heavy in the quietening sky, blood orange whispers in the trees, sealed by the humming rhythm of the glass, the bus engine playing jazz. You sat there facing me, sad-eyed, globed shoulders,...
by Savannah Thomas | Sep 17, 2020 | Blog, Lifestyle and Culture, Mental Health
Article written by Alexander Rolle I recently looked at my 2020 goals that I scribbled in my Notes app in January…and I had to laugh out loud. If you’re anything like me, you came into the new year passioned with a mysterious desire to make this year your best one...
by Savannah Thomas | Sep 2, 2020 | Lifestyle and Culture, Mental Health
Waddup y’all! Today we discuss one of my favorite types of love: self looovvvvveee! Alright so I’m not one to make generalizations, or prescribe “one size fits all” kinds of suggestions for growth. Basically, I am just going to keep it really real, real quick...
by Savannah Thomas | Aug 22, 2020 | Mental Health, Recovery Stories
**I dedicate this article to my Grandmother Augustine Ellis, from Louisiana, who survived Jim Crow, and sacrificed to create a better life for her family, and more recently fought and BEAT COVID-19. She turns 86 on June 1st, and she is my guiding star. Happy Birthday...
by Amanda Hayes | Jan 10, 2020 | Mental Health
Get into groups! my college professor ordered. At these three little words, the blood drained from my face and my heart pounded so fast that I could feel the blood pulsing throughout my body. My eyes darted back and forth across the classroom silently hoping that a...