Why Robin DiAngelo’s White Fragility Theory is Poorly Founded

I’ve seen a lot of people recommending Robin DiAngelo’s book White Fragility in good faith, often without having read it, trusting that it is a well-researched resource. It is not.

Ideal Inspiration Blogger Award

A new award! Very exciting 😀

Completing Some Incomplete Quotes..

Originally posted on AFFAIRS:
Some may know these, some may not. But there isn’t any other worse feeling about being in the dark about something, and if we can share a light on such issues, we couldn’t be any more proud than we are. Today, we bring to you by completing some incomplete quotes people…

Robot Throbbing

After some decluttering of my desk, I found this old piece of creative writing from when I was 10. Since I’m a sentimental old gal, I couldn’t bear to throw it away so I decided to keep it forever on the internet. Enjoy!

Reconnect

It’s coming up to Christmas, and I know you’re thinking about someone right now. This is what happens if you message them.

An Orange Sky

Coffee-filtered clouds Wrapped round weaving autumn leaves Spires in sepia Inspired by the red sun phenomenon caused by the dust from Hurricane Ophelia that put a sepia filter on the whole of England two days ago. Do you like my poetry? Check out more below: Haiku Against Racism On Killing a Fly Moon’s WhatsApp to…

A Letter To Students In Schools

Originally posted on mo4ji4:
Dear Fighters of a Better Tomorrow: You are not alone, there is always us. Although it was your mom that forced you to attend school whether you liked it or not, you could be doing homeschooling, you could have been better off studying at home alone. But, since it is…

Advice for University Freshmans

Doni’s written a series of tips for university for me, which is so sweet of her! They’re so useful, even if you’ve already moved in – she reminds us that it’s ok if you don’t make amazing friends straight away, it’s about finding your crowd and finding who you are. A less sexy but great…