Faith, Fashion and Politics
*Trigger warning: themes of sexual assault I did not expect in my years of writing this blog to be covering sports. Yet, here I am, left with no choice but to bring to your attention an incident which really shouldn’t have been as inflated as it was. The Norwegian women’s beach handball team made the […]
More*Sigh* “Finally. I can return to social media.” That’s probably what many POC were saying after being bombarded with violent imagery in every story, every repost and every video they were sent for months. But I personally don’t believe that POC will ever recover from the emotional beating of seeing black and brown bodies brutalised […]
MoreSo in recent months, the discussion of biblical translation accuracy when discussing homosexuality has come into question over two greek words used: arsenokotai and malakoi. The claim being made is that homosexual acts are not seen as sinful in the eyes of God as the term homosexual was only added to the English translations of […]
MoreChristians cannot be completely following the bible and be fully left wing or right wing. Read that again. Okay, so what I mean is that Christians can be left leaning or right leaning, but they most certainly cannot completely adopt all left wing or right wing views. To that you may ask, why not? And […]
MoreThis is your friendly reminder that the sexualisation of minors is disgusting. In fact, no. I don’t intend for this to be friendly at all. Consider this to be a rude awakening. Sexualising women in school uniforms, women of a petite frame, women with “baby-faces”, barely legal teens, children and childlike sexual submission is the […]
MoreRace has never been a thing that black people can just ignore. But in the past few months the topic of race has been one that has become impossible to ignore for non-black people too. But through all of this, the killings of black people still continue to occur and to go unresolved. However, I […]
More*For those of you who missed the first and second part, I’ll leave the introduction below: “As most do, in celebration of Black History month, I find it of high importance to honour black people who made history and changed the very fabric of our society. It’s key that we remember the victories of black […]
More*For those of you who missed the first part, I’ll leave the introduction below: “As most do, in celebration of Black History month, I find it of high importance to honour black people who made history and changed the very fabric of our society. It’s key that we remember the victories of black people outside […]
MoreAs most do, in celebration of Black History month, I find it of high importance to honour black people who made history and changed the very fabric of our society. It’s key that we remember the victories of black people outside of the grasp of colonialism and slavery. I once heard someone say that our […]
MoreI do think our generation is okay and all, but amongst some of the things I dislike about Generation Z, there is one thing I cannot stand: cancel culture. See, I could end the blog here because you probably know where this is going, but I actually want to explain why I have such a […]
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