Content We Love – 13 June 2021
For a while now, I have been a subscriber (and fan) of Nicole Cardoza’s Anti-Racism Daily newsletter. Nicole and her group of writers provide daily insights to unlearn and relearn what we all need to …
Research Notes Newsletter
The Research Notes newsletter began in 2020 and has continued to publish on the first and third Monday of each month. We are currently on issue #11 and would love to have you as a …
Content We Love – 4 May 2021
The Bad Faith podcast is one of my favorite spots for level-headed thinking on all things politics. Briahna Joy Gray and Virgil Texas have in depth conversations with some of the greatest thinkers of our …
Register and Vote
Yesterday marked a banner day for the American political system. Former VP Biden announced that Senator Kamala Harris, of California, will be his running mate for the general election in November. During the original primary …
Intersectional Analysis
Let me begin by saying Black Lives Matter. I wrote a piece over at hippiegrrl explains it all last week that sums up my views on this matter, but I wanted to put that here …
Safe Spaces – cross-post from hippiegrrl explains it all
Let me start off this post by saying Black Lives Matter. I have stated this fact in many previous posts on this site, but I am not certain that I have said those three words …
Huntsville Coffee Tour: Sugar Belle
Hello lovely readers! It has been a while since my last coffee tour post, but we are taking our sweet time getting through these locations. This time around we visited Sugar Belle, a shop that …
End of 2019 Reading Recap
Happy 2020! I am happy to be moving into a new year with new possibilities and a new TBR. Well, some of the old stuff made it to the new TBR, but still, a refresh …
Thoughts
So far, this version (5.0) of hippiegrrl.com has been dedicated to books and coffee, but with this post, we will be changing it up a bit and moving back toward the topics we have been …
Book Review: Recollections of My Nonexistence by Rebecca Solnit
The focus that it takes to write a compelling memoir is fascinating and Rebecca Solnit has not disappointed with her, “Recollections of My Nonexistence”. Beginning with snippets from her childhood in the Bay Area and …