My grandmother died 5 months ago, and I still can’t catch my breath.

I read that COVID-19 is the snowglobe of 2020. We’re all in this bubble being tossed around, unsure where we will land and have no control of where we are going.

White people like to ask ‘what can I do? I don’t know what to do so help tell me what I should.’ We want people of color to unpack our white privilege for us because we are uncomfortable with what we will find.

Grief is love with nowhere to go.

It took me five years to accept that I needed medication to help balance my mental health condition.

I read something recently that sounded so normal but was rooted in a sense of feeling abnormal for so long.

Your social identity becomes its own creative license. We should have known this when we were given the option to enhance our looks through the choice of a dozen filters.

I wonder what it was like for our parents growing up in a world not driven by technology. How every interaction must have felt meaningful yet overwhelming. And ultimately so untimely.

Healthcare costs are climbing. Large employers and employees are facing larger costs and that number is only rising. We take a look at the reasons behind price spikes and what to expect for 2020.

but it’s probably the one you needed.

marriage won’t be fireworks.

What you don't see behind my calm facade.

We are so busy or at least pretend to be busy to make it as though we need to be. To make sure our calendars are full and look at me — I’m just so busy with all of these things.

Don't fret, we're all a little human.

You’ll grow up at 18 and then again at 25 and again at 30. Keep learning.

Why the #AerieReal marketing campaign is fire.

In the underbelly of Houston lies an area dubbed the “Corridor of Cruelty” by locals who are familiar with the reality of this neighborhood in Houston, near Little York and US 59 Freeway. cover photo by: Jerry Baker/Houston Chronicle