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Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
The people of Sudan need the world’s urgent attention.
Over 18 months of brutal conflict have pushed the country to the brink of collapse, with millions facing unprecedented hunger levels and the world's largest displacement crisis.
#TalkAboutSudan #KeepEyesOnSudan
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
More than 500 men are killed in a single village, the women are resorting to s*icide to protect themselves.
Bodies are scattered everywhere. Tell me a reality worse than this.
#KeepEyesOnSudan
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
'We need help. We are asking for help.'
1.5m people are facing or are at risk of famine across Sudan, according to the UN World Food Programme. Africa correspondent @YousraElbagir speaks to people in the country amid the ongoing war.
Full story: trib.al/M6Iduv2
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
On World Food Day, it's important to remember that people don't just go hungry. They are driven to hunger.
Many Sudanese people were not only self-sustaining before the war, they were feeding the country & the region.
This is an extreme shift.
'We need help. We are asking for help.'
1.5m people are facing or are at risk of famine across Sudan, according to the UN World Food Programme. Africa correspondent @YousraElbagir speaks to people in the country amid the ongoing war.
Full story: trib.al/M6Iduv2
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
Black women please let go of the rage inside you.
Cry.
Yell.
Curse.
Do something.
That rage is making you sick!!! Literally.
Get it out of your body asap!
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
I’m already seeing some pessimistic takes for the upcoming Met Costume Institute exhibit, which makes me sad! Monica L. Miller is an extraordinary scholar and the author of Black Dandies: Style Rebels with a Cause which you should read. She’s also the curator of this exhibit.
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
Have you preordered “The Parachutist” yet??
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Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
Guess what? I made you a free revenue calculator!
This is one of those things that I use with all my clients. We start here for designing a biz model & helping you feel stable on your pricing. Now I'm opening it up for free to everyone.
Download it here: jenni-gritters.mykajabi.com/…
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
URGENT!!!
This is the last of the snacks we have after feeding our usual kiddos tonight. Working on a wishlist but could use some help with a quick emergency restock tomorrow morning.
We are still averaging 25+ kids every day we feed.
Cashapp: $LittleMissFlint
PayPal.me/littlemissflint810
#OpSnack
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
The business model for traditional media may be fraught with peril.
But the worker-owned news movement is only getting stronger as more journalists start their own businesses.
I cover what I learn about it in Journalists Pay Themselves
journalistspaythemselves.com
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
I'm running a free event on Tuesday for newsletter journalists called "Your Next Milestone"
Set and reach more ambitious goals with us 💸
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Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
Always have a ready 9kg travel bag.
No matter where you're going, learn "hi/hello" and "thank you" in the local language.
As a Naija passport holder, be always demure, even at home, you're not always a priority, talk more outside.
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
I am thrilled to be one of the founding members of The Flytrap, a worker-owned reader-supported publication that is bringing the feminist blog back to the internet.
Please support us ⬇️
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Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
Like if I die.
And sorry but disabled people and cancer patients. We have to think about death
AL LOT more than most people and I promise you and the people you love will be better off if you talk about the emotional part of it.
Or at least listen.
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
I try to be a kind person but I'm not one for the BS. Anyone of us might not wake up tomorrow and I have had to live my life in a compressed fashion, knowing since I was 26 that I might die of this cancer at 40.
I beat it once. I sure hope I'm about to beat it twice. And now with long covid? I don't want to go to sleep with darkness on my heart.
I try to live every day having enjoyed something, laughed about something, helped someone, and lived in kindness and authenticity.
Most of the time I succeed. But I'm human. ANYONE can do what I'm doing. I'm not special in that way, please do not pedestal me.
If you want to honor me, help me and these other struggling people.
If you want to know why I do this, there's a partial explanation here and in my social media policy.
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Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
I almost forgot to tell you all. My hometown will be renaming a street in my honor on October 11th at East Orange City Hall. This Jersey girl is so thrilled and grateful! 🥰
Wanda | Black Women Travel Podcast retweeted
Hi friends. I’m leaving journalism. And in the few days since I’ve began my transition in my new role it’s become very clear to me how cruelly journalism treated me.
For starters, I’ve always been treated like a newbie. I was never enough. Never experienced or educated enough.
