A WonderPoe Life

My name is Jasmine Vaughn and I'm addicted to writing and Edgar Allan Poe.

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15 Actually Useful Things I Wish I Had Learned In College - TheThings

So, 16+ years of education, and still so many of us have no idea what we're doing?

Piece I wrote as a contributing writer for TheThings.com

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15 Misconceptions About Independent Women That All Strong Females Know Are Wrong

Independent women know who they are, because they’ve catered to themselves first, therefore they know what they should be receiving from someone else.

Article I wrote for the Thought Catalog.

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How To Rock A Music Festival, As Told By Malia Obama

Malia killed it at Lollapalooza.

Elite Daily article I wrote.

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Contributing writer for TheThings.com

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Article I wrote for TheThings.com

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My article supporting Zendaya as Mary Jane Watson in Spider-Man: Homecoming @zendaya

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An article I wrote to part the cloudy sadness we find ourselves in after college graduation.

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15 Dumb Questions Black Girls Are Sick Of Answering - TheThings

"Can I touch your hair?" 🙄

An article I wrote as a contributing writer for TheThings.com

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Faithful pets article I wrote for TheThings.com

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Ever hated your job? Well you may have actually learned something from it after all!

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15 Times The Internet Trolled People Who Thought They Were Pregnant - TheThings

We've all seen those Yahoo posts: "AM I PREGNANT?!"

An article I wrote as a contributing writer for TheThings.com

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A fashion/feature article I wrote for Jasmine McGee's blog, ThinkSoul25.

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This is a feature story I reported, wrote and edited on a new emerging culture of sugar daddies amongst college girls. With the recording equipment from Keith Goldstein I was able to record all of my own interviews and cut them with Adobe Audition.

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Here is an article of mine published with Elite Daily.

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The present is usually the neglected middle child between our past and our future. -JV

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This is a meme I made when memes were just starting to crawl out of the internet. It highlights one of the many weighty stereotypes black women face. One being that we completely relinquish using “er” at the end of words and put the fab in ghetto fabulous, both of which couldn’t be more false.