Yall 2020 has been a roller-coaster and I hope 2021 is alot better. On that note, I'm taking some steps on what I can do to improve my finances in 2021. Here is my podcast episode dedicated to what I'm leaving in 2020 financially and what I'm doing in 2021.

So I decided to step out my comfort zone and enter the dating scene for the first time. While its not anything amazing going on right now I'm definitely looking forward to where it will be in the future. I'm also sharing my experience living alone for the first time. Enjoy! Follow me on Twitter Sis With The Locks. If you have any questions or topics feel free to send them to siswiththelocks@gmail.com. you can also send voice messages to me!https://anchor.fm/siswiththelocks/message

Ya Girl is getting her first apartment. I'm so excited but man its alot of work! From overdraft fees, purchasing furniture, no parental help, and low income salary, I'm still out here putting in the work. In this episode I discuss my personal journey in securing my apartment and still being financial savvy. I share my personal money tips, advice, experience, mistakes throughout this journey. Hope you all enjoy!

I'm back yall!! Today I'm providing my 2 cents on an article published by Georgetown University that focused on African Americans earnings that relates to their undergraduate degree. I had alot to say on this article. The article definitely included many key points. As usual, here is the link https://cew.georgetown.edu/cew-reports/african-american-majors/#resources. Follow me on Twitter @LocksSis and my YouTube at Sis With The Locks.

Today I do my commentary as part of my Let's Talks series on the act of protest, social justice, and activism within the area of sports. I give my opinion based off the article I read and relate it to relevant issues concerning the Black community. Enjoy🎙 Follow me on Twitter: @LocksSis Email me at siswithlocks@gmail.com if you would like be on my next episode you would like to discuss! Here is the link to the article: https://go.gale.com/ps/anonymous?id=GALE%7CA306514689&sid=googleScholar&v=2.1⁢=r&linkaccess=abs&issn=08886601&p=LitRC&sw=w&u=googlescholar&asid=2b9326d0997377e95a4dd43a9f391999&mg=true Here is the link to BLM being the largest movement: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/07/03/us/george-floyd-protests-crowd-size.html

Hey everyone, I'm back with another podcast. Today I go on a rant about Performative Wokeness. A trend that I'm seeing many businesses, celebrities, and brands are participating in. I feel they are just cashing in on this movement and it has been diluted and monetized to the point it has become a trend. I also talk about how can we move past the dialogue. I want to see companies move past a post and a hashtag and start doing actionable things. Here is the YouTube video I mentioned about Symbolism: https://youtu.be/pbnA8KEq8f4 Here is the link to the Black Owned bandaid company: https://browndages.com/ As usual follow me on Twitter @LocksSis. Have a great day and a wonderful week!

Hey yall welcome back to me, Let's Talk series! Today I will be doing my commentary on: The African American Minister as a source of Help for Serious Personal Crises: Bridge or Barrier to Mental Health Care? The African American Minister. Taking into consideration of what the world is going through, I know it can effect your mental state so PLEASE remember to practice self care. I'm so excited to talk about this topic. As always, if you want me to do a specific article email me at siswiththelocks@gmail.com or post it in the comment section on my YouTube Page, Sis With The Locks. Follow me on Twitter. Here is the link to the full article. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/13472420_The_African_American_Minister_as_a_Source_of_Help_for_Serious_Personal_Crises_Bridge_or_Barrier_to_Mental_Health_Care

Hey everyone! I'm doing a new series called, Let's Talk. I will be doing commentary on journal articles as it relates to African American history and the African Diaspora. Today I'll be talking about, After 75 Years of Magic: Disney Answers Its Critics, Rewrites African American History, and Cashes In on Its Racist Past. If you have an article you would like for me to do a commentary on please email me at siswiththelocks@gmail.com or leave it in the comment section. Hope you all enjoy😁 Twitter: @LocksSis. To access the article please go to https://www.academia.edu/1529970/After_75_Years_of_Magic_Disney_Answers_Its_Critics_Rewrites_African_American_History_and_Cashes_In_on_Its_Racist_Past

Hey y'all, I'm here to talk about the one and only special day (LOL) its Haitian Flag Day and I'm listing my top 5 things I love about being Haitian! What are your top 5? It can be anything from the food, the language, the arts, or whatever it may be. Head over to my YouTube and comment your top 5!

Hey everyone! I go on a rant about the recent video of Lil Boosie who said he had a grown woman give his son head. And I talk about a recent art that perpetuates a little black girl as the forefront of social activism. What happened to Black Childhood? Can Black kids just be kids. Let's discuss! If you would like to be part of my podcast and talk about any topic make sure you hit me up! Siswiththelocks@gmail.com. Make sure yall subscribe to my Yotube channel to get visual content! https://youtu.be/14-vYs_jK60

This is part of my Remembering Black Legacy Series. Mattie Whyte Woodridge was a Black woman who planted the seed for National Teacher Day which later evolved into Teacher Appreciation Week.

Welcome to my first episode of my diary series! I'm here to talk about how COVID-19 ruined the start of my year to start making boss moves. Also follow my YouTube channel, siswiththelocks.