✨ To the Black women earning Master’s degrees… In 2021, I earned my Master of Science in Journalism (MSJ). 🎓 And while the degree was placed in my hands in a single moment, the journey wasn’t easy. There were late nights, self-doubt, wondering if I was good enough. All while balancing a li

People often see the finished story. What they don’t see are the phone calls, the missed lunches, the last-minute script changes, the interviews that almost didn’t happen, and the heart that goes into telling someone else’s story. Local news taught me so much not just about reporting, but abo

Being a bonus mom has taught me that love isn’t always defined by biology—it’s defined by showing up. Some days are beautiful. Some days are challenging. Most days are a mix of both. If you’re a bonus mom, know that your presence matters more than you realize. 🤍 What’s one thing being a bo

🤍 First, you’re not alone Breastfeeding can be harder than expected—especially when dealing with: * inverted nipples * latch pain * tongue tie * supply worries It’s okay if it doesn’t feel “natural” right away. 🍼 1. Get lactation support early An IBCLC (lactation consultant) can h

If you’re dreaming of becoming a reporter, here are a few things I’ve learned along the way: 📝 Your writing matters more than your wardrobe. 🎤 The best interviews happen when you’re genuinely listening—not just waiting for your next question. 📚 Never stop learning. Every story is a chance

“For this child I prayed, and the Lord has granted me what I asked of him.” - 1 Samuel 1:21 #fyp #FTM #mom #maternityphotos