on When an individual is influenced by hardship, they will make an effort to change themselves as a way to adjust to their new circumstances. We Are Not Like Them by Christine Pride and Jo Piazza explores the trials and tribulations of an interracial friendship. The book centers on two women, Jen a white woman, and… Continue Reading Metamorphosis
on “I’m trying to create my own wave. Nobody can define you but yourself.” Adversity surpasses the ability of willpower to shape one’s identity. Experiencing hate is a testament to the significance of embracing an individual’s identity, which is what the author, Ken Liu discusses in The Paper Menagerie. Liu views the rejection of Jack’s identity… Continue Reading Identity Mosaic: Shattered and Reassembled
on Enjoy every moment: you never know when things might change ~ Natalie Imbruglia “Wheels” by Jim Daniels is a peaceful yet chilling reminder to always live in the moment. The poem takes the audience through a journey, a story of his brother’s different stages in life with his love for cars. Rich imagery is used… Continue Reading Memories in Motion: Exploring Life’s Volatility