They told us to get the degree. We did. Now what? Overqualified, underpaid, and often ignored—this week’s post is for every Black grad who’s wondering why all the “right moves” still led to a dead end. Here’s 3 real reasons we’re struggling to start careers we were supposed to be ready for

I don’t regret what I learned. I regret that no one knows how to use it. Cultural Studies changed how I see the world — but it didn’t change how the world sees me. We’re not struggling because we’re lazy. We’re struggling because our degrees weren’t built to translate into careers. A

You got the degree. But nobody gave you a map. College taught you what to think. Real life forced you to learn how to survive. Swipe through 4 hard truths they never told us about life after graduation—and why some of us had to build careers out of thin air. 💼 Tag a friend who’s still fi

On this first Sunday of Black History Month, I encourage churches to take a creative approach in educating the youth in their ministries about the history, culture, and resilience of Americans of African descent. Why is this important? (Swipe the thread) SIDE NOTE: I can't post on TikTok rig