To write the real, you have to show all the rawness, which has its harsh beauty and this is my platform to do just that. Not shying away from any subject matter or theme. Blog entries, Poetry (Free verse, Haiku, Narrative poetry), Film reviews, and a full course of wisdom quotes. Peace, TheRhymeRula
It does not matter if you’re a black American woman, Caribbean black woman, or an African black woman, justice seems to always elude the misrepresented, marginalized, and neglected women in this nation. News that is to no surprise but is always disheartening and enraging came out yesterday on the Breonna Taylor case. A Grand jury […]
Read More They deserve better #ThursdayThoughtsWelcome readers, to another entry in Black History 365, a series where I explain, educate and explore historical events, unsung black figures in world history, and recount the struggles and triumphs of black people worldwide. In this entry, I will present the story behind the Dahomey Warriors from West Africa. With the recent passing of […]
Read More The Dahomey Warriors (Black History 365)Welcome readers, I’m happy to announce that I launched my first ever podcast which is an extension to my blog series on here Black History 365. The title of podcast is Black History 365 : The Throw Down and you can check it out on Spotify, Overcast, and Anchor. I’ll see if can include a […]
Read More New project announcement“Sometimes, you need to stop seeing the good in people and start seeing what they show you. There are different kinds of people on earth, the good, the cunny, the bad, and the master of different faces. Sometimes we need to stop seeing that aspect of people they let us see, because the part they […]
Read More Notice what they show you (Wednesday Wisdom)To put this quote into a better context below is a written piece from an unknown author. Leave a like and comment if you’d like to chime in. Also give my page a follow so you can stay up to date with my future posts. As always peace and keep it real. “When I looked […]
Read More They will run with it (Wednesday Wisdom)Welcome readers to another entry in Black History 365, a series where I explain, educate and explore historical events, unsung black figures in world history, and recount the struggles and triumphs of black people worldwide. In this entry, I will present the story of a man who lived during slavery and had an extraordinary musical […]
Read More The Ballad of Blind Tom (Black History 365)Before you check out this post I want to get a few announce out first. First I’m in the works of creating a podcast for Black History 365 series titled Black History 365 : The Throw Down, and I hope once I figure things out with that I can upload an episode that accompanies my […]
Read More City Mix (A photo collection in Boston/Greater Boston)Today is tomorrow’s shadow Infancy, Adulthood, Elderly, all shadows of one another before the next part of our life is reached, all culminating in a realm of darkness before it’s our time to be judged -TheRhymeRula If you enjoyed reading this, give it a like and hit that follow button so you can stay up […]
Read More Own your shadow (Wednesday wisdom)Welcome readers to another entry in Black History 365, a series where I explain, educate and explore historical events, unsung black figures in world history, and recount the struggles and triumphs of black people worldwide. In this entry, I will present the horrific events that happened during the Rwanda Genocide in the early 1990’s and […]
Read More Rwanda Genocide : 100 Days of Slaughter (Black History 365)Welcome readers, We’re living through peculiar times due to this COVID19 Pandemic and we’re unsure if and when we’ll return to living our everyday lives without any hassles. With that said, once the pandemic hit we were in lockdown and people had everything they were working towards become halted and for some stagnated, but one […]
Read More Living for better days (Wednesday Wisdom + Commentrary)