S. L. Writes is Moving!
Hello readers! If I have achieved my earlier goal, you may not notice that I have two separate WordPress sites/blogs. I’ve connected them via the main menus and the WP […]
Author Archives: S. L. Writes
Survey: Colorism and Employee Training
Hey Everyone! The Intraracial Colorism Project, a new initiative founded by Dr. Donnamarie Culbreth, is conducting a survey on Colorism and Diversity (primarily dealing with workplace training). Would you please […]
Empowering Single Moms: SLW on For Harriet
Hey everyone! A post I previously published on SLW is now up on For Harriet. Check this out in case you missed it the first time. The Single Mom’s Guide To […]
I think I Need a Barber but This is a Man’s World
I prefer my hair extremely short. Unfortunately, that means I’m dependent on someone else to cut my hair because I haven’t learned how to do it myself. I’ve often turned […]
Pen & Pro$per
I’ve got a new guest post up at Pen & Pro$per. Learn what amateur writing mistake to avoid. You might be surprised.
I Miss Y’all!
Even though it’s been too long since I’ve posted here, I’ve been reading and writing more than ever. And I have so much to share with you over the coming […]
Write Like an Architect: Description by Design | Write to Done
I’m finishing up the next feature book, Ordinary Genius by Kim Addonizio. I’ll have lots to share soon. In the meantime, go over and read my post on Write to Done. Imagine that your […]
Confessions of the Brokenhearted
When I began blogging, I made a firm decision to always present a positive, hopeful, encouraging, and solution-focused position every time I write. I did not want to create just […]
S. L. Writes is the featured blog of the day!
The Black Blogger Network & Black Bloggers Connect are venues for African American bloggers to share what they do and reach out to other bloggers. On their featured Black Blog […]
On Colorism and the “Science” of Beauty
Colorism and the “Science” of Beauty » Sociological Images. This is a very interesting one! I’ve known about attempts to literally measure physical beauty by looking at symmetry and proportions. […]
