what you been writing?
In case you missed it, here's everything I wrote in 2023
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Thank you so much for reading 🧡 Sheer Creativity is a free newsletter about a Black female creative seeking to understand the world. I write about a range of topics under the umbrella of creativity, society & culture, and my life lessons. Here are all the posts I’ve written this year.
The stars below indicate the posts with the highest views or engagement, but truthfully, I’m just glad you’re here. I’m glad you’re taking a chance on this content and that many of you have enjoyed the work I have created. 2023 has presented many highs and many lows, and this December has been a low point, but knowing my work lands in a good space to great people brings me joy and excitement about 2024.
creativity:
making space for sharing my creative life with others
struggling with social anxiety as a creative
learning my creative superpower
I feel embarrassed of my vulnerability in creativity✨
poetry
being the Black girl without the “good hair”
when my nephew wanted to walk to the store by himself ✨
society & culture:
creed III: how a boxing film reimagined Black masculinity (written before Jonathan Majors’ tomfoolery 😒)
let’s stop sharing “slavery success stories” (they don’t exist)
why I believe Jada Pinkett Smith doesn’t deserve all the smoke ✨
how love is not blind when it comes to Black women
everyday life thoughts:
thoughts while stranded in the lobby of a car dealership
I’ll forever be an auntie, but will I be a mom? ✨
I experience an existential crisis whenever a new year looms, read this year’s problem
entering a season of redefinition
thoughts on grief and legacy after my uncle’s passing
writing outside of SC:
the girls left behind in Midnight and Indigo magazine
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