Author: Erika

Hidden in Plain Sight

Hidden in Plain Sight

The Other Face of Poverty *names changed by families request This portrait of poverty was shared by a lovely family and great friends on the brink of recovery hoping to comfort others in similar circumstances. They are warm, inspiring, and humbled by life. Despite their setbacks, they continue to laugh and forge ahead. I thank [...]
Journey to Self-Love, Hip Hop, & Black Dolls

Journey to Self-Love, Hip Hop, & Black Dolls

Focsi, pronounced fox-cee. few things evoke such passionate dialogue from my soul as Focsi does. The message is so thoroughly personal and necessary, there are days I believe I may actually bleed fuschia. reading an article about the documentary, “Why Do You Have Black Dolls?” ignited the latest spark. Yes, it sounds a bit trivial, [...]
From Party Girl to Motherhood

From Party Girl to Motherhood

Prior to becoming a mother, after 4 years in and 2 children, I still cannot believe that I AM someone’s Mommy; I digress. I am a reformed party girl! Now my evenings include dancing to tunes spun by DJ Lance Rock, a little cha-cha-cha compliments of Dora, and kissing boo boo’s with Doc McStuffins.

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