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a tiny sneak peek ☻ LOTS of notepads, bookmarks,

a tiny sneak peek ☻ LOTS of notepads, bookmarks, greeting cards, and prints are comin’ to the shop in my Spring Collection!! April 12th at 7pm ET! I can’t wait for you to see everything ☻ 🌷 ☻ 🌷 ☻

Sometimes, the key to moving forward collectively

Sometimes, the key to moving forward collectively might be found in falling back individually. Thinking a lot about centering & decentering these days ☀️

3 things I'll always be happy about: art as creati

3 things I'll always be happy about: art as creative expression, supporting Black women illustrators, and grassroots orgs doing good work. 👏🏾 Celebrating the @TOMS x @monicaahanonu collab as they kick off the Artist Series!

TOMS invests 1/3 of their profits into grassroots efforts, helping to drive change from the ground up. It's always a joy to be a #TOMSAmbassador 💛 #ad

One month down, a few more to go 😉🎯 Lookin

One month down, a few more to go 😉🎯

Looking at your weekend @target run photos is my new favorite hobby! Thank you for ALL THE LOVE you’ve shown this collection so far, whether you’ve bought something or you’ve cheered me on!! I think that the world really needs these messages right now ❤️ PLEASE do not stop tagging me in photos because I basically scream every time I see one!! 🤩🥺

I thought through this idea last year (inspired by

I thought through this idea last year (inspired by the Eisenhower Decision Matrix) & used it in many convos to help others think through how to start fighting racism wherever they are. Given the times we’re in now, I think today is a great day to share.

In this graphic, “context” doesn’t just refer to the knowledge you have about a situation, but your proximity to it based on your own lived experience. As a Black woman, I have high context with anti-Blackness. As someone who grew up in the suburbs of Georgia, I have low context with war. “Capacity” refers to the time, space, & ability you have to dedicate to a cause or issue.

🎤 THE EDUCATOR: If you’ve got high context & high capacity, you’re needed on the frontlines of changemaking. With your knowledge, proximity, & ability to dedicate time & space to the cause, your role is monumental in mobilizing the people around you to learn & take action!

📖 THE LEARNER: If you’ve got high capacity but not a lot of context, times of crisis may not be the best time to jump into education & content creation UNTIL you’ve done some learning. As you glean from trusted sources & orgs, you’re way more equipped to spread info that helps others & doesn't lead to misinformation.

✌🏾 THE ADVOCATE: Not everyone can/should be an activist, but we can advocate! Being an advocate is super helpful for others when you’ve got context/knowledge on what’s happening but not much capacity to take on the role of an educator. Advocating can include recommending orgs to donate to, adding supporting details to major talking points, asking others to get involved, etc!

📣 THE AMPLIFIER: If I don’t have a lot of context or capacity to dive deep into resources, I love amplifying the voices of those educating/advocating! This can be sharing vetted posts online from other leaders/orgs, listening to the experiences of those around me, donating, encouraging, etc.

You can jump around as needed (of COURSE), but I wanted to point out how necessary it is to allow those with the most context & proximity to lead us in how we can BEST help during tough times, & that we honestly assess our own context & capacity as we decide how we can act ❤️ stay safe.

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