To each is own
Going with the Flow
Practicing Patience
Goal of Grace
Seasonal Change
Poetic Writing
History of Hair
Health First
Creative Outlet of Writing
Self-Belief
Affirmation & Motivation
Temporary
Confidence & Esteem
Gun Violence
The bodies of women
Living in the Moment
Black Ladies
Love for Black History
Goals
Adulting
Self Love
Renaissance of Black Women
Recognized Independence
Tulsa
Happiness
Needs & Wants
Justice vs. Accountability
Georgia
Ladies
Self-care
Continuing Black History
Black Love
Equality & Equity
Awareness from The Capitol
Portrayed Beauty
Societal Reflection
Family
Black & Democrat
A New Direction
Immigrants
Vote
Role Models
Conformity
Path to Success
Forty Acres…
Different Starting Points
First & Only
Coping
Lack of Education
Our Ancestor’s Sacrifice
Responsibilities of the Majority
Female & Black
Color vs. Color vs. Society
Nine to Five
Faith & Hope
Adding George to the List
Covid-19
Minority Communities
dear society,
Hi! I am Amber and I am the creator of Dear Society,. I was born in Hollywood, Florida, and raised in the DC-Metro area. I attended the University of South Florida for my bachelor’s degree in marketing and recently earned my MBA from the University of Maryland.
You are probably wondering how and why a business student started a blog. Although I love my studies, we are all in need of a creative outlet. I tend to write about the challenges of society that we all face. Regardless of demographics, society plays a crucial role in who we are and our actions. However, I believe that society tends to have a negative connotation for minorities. As a young black woman, I have been faced with numerous obstacles created by our society. I created Dear Society, not only for my creative outlet, but also to share with society my thoughts and viewpoints.
In this blog, I will share with you my interpretation of our society and how I’ve been affected during my short but fulfilling life. While reading Dear Society, you will not only view my interpretation of our society, but you will also have the creative space to share yours.
If you are curious about anything else about me or Dear Society, please feel free to reach out and contact me! Also – Shop our stationery line here.