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It’s hard to believe that we’re almost in August. Where has 2020 gone? This year has shaken up many things including how I feel about blogging. I’ll dive in, but I’ve felt like I have no idea how to use this space which has been tough.
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It’s hard to believe we are halfway through the year and have been living under pandemic restrictions for four months now. With so much about coronavirus still being unknown, I’ve leaned towards being more cautious. I wear a mask when I’m inside stores or can’t maintain distance from others in outdoor spaces, have mostly avoided gatherings with those I don’t live with, and plan to continue doing so.
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The last few weeks have been beyond intense. I’ve felt every emotion under the sun: furious, sad, defeated, unsure. And then suddenly, public opinion changed and it seemed as if people began to understand that Black Lives Matter isn’t a political issue, but a human rights one. Most of my life, I’ve been careful when talking about race because it can be closely related to politics. Growing up, I was taught to be cautious when talking publicly about politics or religion because the conversations could become uncomfortable.
Black Lives Matter Shouldn't Be Political Click To TweetBut then last week, it seemed like people wanted to have the uncomfortable conversations and hear how to do better.
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Not sure how everyone else is approaching their quarantine style, but mine has mostly been a rotation of my comfortable clothes. Even on the days when I want to feel more “dressed up,” I find myself reaching for pieces I can be comfortable in. I’ve been remixing a lot of my favorite pieces and so I thought it might be helpful to share 5 ways to wear a white tunic.
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Recently on Facebook there’s been a hot take challenge of sharing 10 popular things you hate. I’m a big fan of hot takes so it felt right to share this as a blog post. Also sharing this hot pink blazer that’s perfect for looking a little dressed up for your work video calls.
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