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writer with an eye. | Howard U alum. | busy telling stories, both yours and mine.
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Props: A Nod To Issa Rae’s ‘Insecure’ Original

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By Stacy-Ann Ellis Verified
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Getting this life thing right on the first try is overrated. And, as Issa Rae’s Insecure continues to teach us 10 years after its October 9, 2016 HBO premiere, hella unrealistic. When we first met Rae on screen as Issa Dee, rapping to herself in a bathroom mirror for a confidence boost, the show’s star was approaching 29 and hitting a plateau. Undervalued and underutilized in a middling job and coasting in a sparkless long-term relationship, Issa wanted more out of life.
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Mary J. Blige’s ‘Growing Pains’ Makes Peace With Pain

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By Stacy-Ann Ellis Verified
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
There's a special kind of freedom in stepping out of one’s own shadow, especially a lauded one that has sprawled out across decades. When recalling Mary J. Blige’s staggering catalog, her name has long been linked to the idea of the worst of things. Whether it's reeling from a bout of heartbreak, betrayal, abuse, self-deprecation, or inexplicable sadness, a Mary J. Blige song – ideally from 1994’s My Life or 1997’s Share My World – playing in the background feels most appropriate for the occasion.
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"Find Christ At The River"

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By Stacy-Ann Ellis Verified
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As soon as the brown heap landed in her lap, Sylvie knew hell could come as quickly as she wanted it to. It was wet and cold when it hit her, splattering into a million little blobs at the base of the white swimsuit making its first appearance all summer. Grainy chunks spread out across wide thighs, over the hibiscus plant neatly drawn around the right one, peppered with pores. It wasn’t even the good kind of sand; the white, wispy, Sandals resort in Cabo kind of sand. It was ruddy, river dirt sand.
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