In Honor of PTSD Awareness Month

By: La'Nita Johnson
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In honor of June being PTSD Awareness Month, I had the amazing opportunity to talk with Taylor, a former college dorm mate and the creator of the Beyond Our Cells podcast. Inspired by her own life with sickle cell, the podcast highlights those living outside the limitations and experiences of their health conditions. Despite not…

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Black Twitter Took Down #TikTokTaylorAndTrevor, But Can We Do More?: Why Viral Cancel Culture Creates More K*ren’s and Ken’s

By: La'Nita Johnson
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In the midst of a global pandemic, people (and for some reason, Carroll County Georgians) are still finding ways to propagate racism from the comfort of their own homes. Despite the numerous guides on how to make sourdough bread from scratch, or the participating in the “Toosie Slide” challenge like the rest of the world, two…

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An Ode to the Education Community that Forever Changed Me

By: La'Nita Johnson
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Hi There Live Out Louders 👋🏽 Oh how I’ve missed you so! So much has happened since my last post. So to be truthful, I’ve been a bit overwhelmed on how to share all of these updates with you in a variety of beautifully penned posts. But, I’ve got to work on ridding myself of…

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