If only I was Theresa May. If I was Theresa May, Britain would never be the same again. If only just for a day, I could be the most powerful woman in Britain, I would be like Donald Trump. I would build a great wall against the prophets of Africa who come to United Kingdom … Continue reading If I Was Theresa May I Would Build A Great Wall In Britain
Hair is the crown of a woman, it defines her. It's her beauty and glory. But for the black woman, hair is more than just hair. Its a controversial issue. It's political and highly sensitive. It brings up so many debates. Black people themselves are divided when it comes to their hair. For me, my … Continue reading Black Women’s Hair: The Controversy Of Wearing Weaves And Going Blonde
In the wake of Kanye West's nervous breakdown, I can not help but feel sorry for him. Contrary to what the world sees, I see a broken man. Today the media is filled with reports that Kanye has been taken to an L.A hospital following a disturbance 911 call. This unfortunate incident happened after the rapper … Continue reading Kanye West Is Not Mad, But A Broken Man
Zimbabwean urban musician Trevor Dongo yesterday released the You Tube video of his awaited new single Shoko ReRudo (A word of love). I tuned in to watch the video but to my horror I found the song to be rather disturbing and upsetting. The first lyrics literally put me off from listening to the rest … Continue reading Trevor Dongo’s New Song: The Self-Hate For The Dark African Woman
So yesterday on ITV's This Morning, singer Jamelia was investigating the lack of black make-up in the UK high street shops. Jamelia said local stores are not stocking the full range of shades for black skin, especially well known high street retailers. Determined to tackle this issue, Jamelia has confronted leading high street retailers to … Continue reading Why There Is Not Much MAKE-UP For Black Women In The UK High Street
Dear T B Joshua You seem to be the Godfather of Spiritual Fathers in Africa. You are one of the people who has inspired the whole African continent to follow the Spiritual Papa movement. Personally I believe you are one of the men in this world who are hurting the black race. You are accountable … Continue reading My Open Letter To TB Joshua About The Clinton Prophecy
I supported Donald Trump all the way, and yes I am a black woman. When I wrote the article on why I believed  Donald Trump would make a better president than Hillary Clinton, I received a lot of abuse from mostly black people who called me crazy among many other colorful names. But I had to be … Continue reading I Am A Black Woman And Today President Trump Is My Hero
My Debut Huffington Post Blog I have come to that place as a black woman where I am done complaining about racism. I will not join any more campaigns or movements about race. I won't drain my energy trying to convince anyone that Black Lives Matter. As a black woman, I have experienced my fair … Continue reading Why I Will No Longer Complain To White People About Race
Following up to my last article on why the majority of black women are single, there was an issue that came up as one of the main reasons; too much spirituality. There is no denying that black people, especially black women are the most religious people in the world. And over the last few years … Continue reading Spiritual Daddies: The Black Woman’s Curse
My dear black sisters, you were never created to be Independent. It's against nature. Yes it's good to be a strong woman, but strong doesn't mean independent. Beyonce will sing for you 'Independent Woman', but she is not an independent woman herself. She needs JayZ. To be precise, she needs a strong black man next to her. … Continue reading Why Independent Black Women Will Always Be Single
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