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The ADHD Writer...Strikes Again

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By Jo Davis Verified
| Substack
Dating in 2026 for a divorced millennial, educated Black woman, is a lot like coming back to school after missing a month due to mono. Y’all remember mono? It took out scores of us in the 90s. (I haven’t heard much about it lately, though, weird.) Mono took a teen out for two weeks to a month. And, it wasn’t all fun and games. You were sick, sick. Not COVID sick, but close. That meant missing not only a lot of school, but also the social scene at the time.
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The ADHD Writer...Strikes Again

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By Jo Davis Verified
| Substack
Justin Bieber showed up to headline Coachella 2026 with healing on his mind. He stepped on an empty stage, except for a microphone stand, a table, a laptop, and a drink in front of a big screen where his childhood videos played. For the next hour, he played 34 songs, singing alongside his child self and the audience, sometimes becoming emotional in the process. When it was over, some critics called it a lazy show. But something more was happening.
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BHM Journaling Prompt #3

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By Jo Davis Verified
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If you ask about the greatest orators of modern times, the name Barack Obama will be high on that list. The first Black American President, from 2008-2016, Obama was well known for his messages of hope during a time when many Americans were struggling with the paradox that would soon lead to the fall of capitalism. Today’s journal prompt is inspired by his 2009 Inauguration Speech. “Today, I say to you that the challenges we face are real. They are serious, and they are many.
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