PinnedAisha K. StaggersReflections on Turning 50 and Learning to Embrace This Thing Called LifeI saw 50 as an age of arrival—the perfect marriage of wisdom, confidence, and grace. A blend of audacity and acceptance, where you embrace…Sep 212Sep 212
Aisha K. StaggersBlack Women Have Been Saving America for Generations—But Now Many Are Saying, ‘Get Someone Else to…For centuries, Black women have been the backbone of American progress. 5d ago5d ago
Aisha K. StaggersThe 2024 Election Highlights America’s Reluctance to Break Its Addiction to White SupremacyFor centuries, white supremacy has been the drug of choice for America—a toxin woven into the fabric of this country, administered in doses…5d ago5d ago
Aisha K. StaggersWhy “Not All White People” Misses the Point: A Closer Look at Collective Accountability in White…In conversations about racism, we often encounter the refrain “Not all white people.” It’s usually invoked as a defense, a way for white…Nov 7Nov 7
Aisha K. StaggersWhite Supremacy Won in 2024 — Because Trump DidIt’s 2024, and America has handed the keys back to Donald Trump. But make no mistake: Trump’s win is a victory for white supremacy, a force…Nov 6Nov 6
Aisha K. StaggersSomeone Should Tell Mainstream Media Their Job is To Inform, Not EntertainIt’s been said before, but it bears repeating: The job of mainstream media is to inform, not entertain.Oct 29Oct 29
Aisha K. StaggersCowardice in Media Has a Gender, and It Is MaleIn a political landscape riddled with uncertainty, one constant has emerged: the cowardice of male-owned media companies when faced with…Oct 281Oct 281
Aisha K. StaggersTrump Rallies Racism: A Disturbing Display of Bitterness, Division, and Hate That Should Make Us…Donald Trump’s recent klanpaign rally at Madison Square Garden was more than just a political spectacle—it was a reminder that racism is…Oct 28Oct 28
Aisha K. StaggersIn Defense of Boredom: Finding Yourself in the Quiet MomentsWe live in a time when stillness feels like a sin. Oct 25Oct 25
Aisha K. StaggersThe Beauty of Being Unremarkable: Why a Quiet Life Can Be the Most LiberatingThere’s a strange tension in today’s culture: we’re told that to live fully, we have to be remarkable.Oct 25Oct 25
