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Posted on December 13, 2019April 5, 2021 by Saabirah Lawrence · 9 Comments

Tips On Improving Sleep & Anxiety

Adulting really teaches you the importance of sleep, Amongst the other things I wasn't prepared for. It also makes me appreciate our parents having such strict rules around getting an early night's rest. I now find myself searching for that someone to tell me it's time to wind down and go to bed, but being…

Posted on October 1, 2019April 6, 2021 by Saabirah Lawrence · 11 Comments

For The Quiet Black Girls & Women

Starting my Black History Month series this year with a piece I added to my draft months ago, after one too many comments on how quiet I was. Now, this isn't something that is exclusive to black individuals, but when you're surrounded by people who's relationships with black people are limited to only a few, it…

Posted on February 18, 2019April 14, 2021 by Saabirah Lawrence · 3 Comments

Women’s Empowerment is About Choice

*This post contains an affiliate link. To know more about how I use affiliate links across my blog you can read my disclaimer. In light of the recent 'Twerk' video and in the age of the Me Too Movement, everybody is discussing women's empowerment; what it means, what it looks like, why it's needed and…

Posted on November 19, 2018May 29, 2019 by Saabirah Lawrence · 6 Comments

You Cannot Pick ‘n’ Mix With Your Race

*Gifted - To know more about my policy regarding gifted items featured on my blog you can read my disclaimer. This was not the post that was supposed to be posted today, but I felt like sharing my two pence on the matter. I said a little on my Instagram stories and you seemed to respond…

Posted on May 31, 2018August 29, 2018 by Saabirah Lawrence · 4 Comments

How Do I Grow Healthy Natural Hair?

Because I enjoyed my time at Curly Treats Festival last year, I was determined to experience another natural hair event this year.  I experienced the famous hair and beauty event: Afro Hair & Beauty Live, for the first time this Bank Holiday weekend. I really should have done my research, as it was overwhelming to see so many…

Posted on May 17, 2018August 30, 2018 by Saabirah Lawrence · 11 Comments

Shaking Off The "Strong Black Woman" Stereotype

Photography by @gege_tribalunicorn One of my favourite bloggers Indigo Lorae wrote a post on being the strong friend, an eye opening piece for me. Shout out to Indigo Lorae for writing How To Be A Better Friend For Your Strong Friend. I never identified myself as the strong friend, mainly because what I believed it meant to be…

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