In words that have silent letters, we all see the letters but do not pronounce them. I want to be a voice for the voiceless, and encourage us to deal with the things most of us see, but won’t say. I will speak the silent letters we see in our world. From faith to politics, to racial justice, and mental health. With lots of comedy and humor in between.
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In words that have silent letters, we all see the letters but do not pronounce them. I want to be a voice for the voiceless, and encourage us to deal with the things most of us see, but won’t say. I will speak the silent letters we see in our world. From faith to politics, to racial justice, and mental health. With lots of comedy and humor in between.
We’re talking about sin, the way the church uses the idea of sin to control and shame people into following certain rules. I left evangelicalism because I could no longer be apart of a community that was racist, sexist, and misogynistic. I also get into a little bit about what I believe now—some core changes in my beliefs and how it has helped me be a better, more compassionate person. Instagram: @_silentletters
Why are women shamed for wanting sex just as much as men, if not more? I discuss the overwhelming numbers of women who are not being sexually satisfied. Women who complain that they cannot climax. We are going to talk about sex outside of marriage, and all the fun stuff.
Let’s talk about it, y’all. Are black peoples the only ones who think light skinned and dark skinned are two different races? I share my experience as a light skin black woman, and call on all of us black women to join together as family. Instagram: @_silentletters
Here’s a little bit about me. Where I come from, things that have shaped me, different denominations of Christianity and more. Instagram : @_silentletters
In words that have silent letters, we all see the letters but do not pronounce them. I want to be a voice for the voiceless, and encourage us to deal with the things most of us see, but won’t say. I will speak the silent letters we see in our world. From faith to politics, to racial justice, and mental health. With lots of comedy and humor in between.
