TrinSarah

50% cold brew, dog mom, plant lover, health + wellness guru, equality seeker.

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Your Love

Constantly reading or watching the news and seeing stories filled with judgment and hate. But why? We find people with looks, beliefs or lifestyle that are different from ours and we bash them. We make them feel like they are unwelcome in this world, like they are less-than. We fill their comment sections and DM’s with rude comments and unwanted opinions. We do not even give them a second glance. Are we scared? Of what? Everyone on this earth is a human being. No matter their race, ethnicity, belief system, sexual orientation, gender identity, etc. We are all people. We all deserve to be true to ourselves and most importantly, we all deserve to be loved. We all have a right to an online presence. Times are especially hard right now. We can all connect on the fact that we are feeling stressed and unsure of our world right now. Let’s try to come together, send a kind message or share an uplifting meme. Use your free time and technology for good.

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It can be hard to be true to yourself on social media. It’s a world where people feel entitled to tell you what they think of your lifestyle choices. Social media can bring us together, tear us apart, or allow us to be our true selves. 

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Dreaming of a world where equality is real for everyone.

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Some people are hoping at some point, we won't even have to call it 'Black Twitter' anymore. It'll just simply be what it is- Twitter.

Lisa France, CNN, “What is Black Twitter?”

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The Social Media Challenges Helping Keep Boredom at Bay

From bouncing Ping-Pong balls off pots and pans for the perfect #TrickShot to turning pillows into D.I.Y. dresses, here’s how people are staving off cabin fever while in lockdown.

Now is a time to be thankful for social media. Helping us to come together in a world where we are supposed to be 6ft apart.