Awkwardly Introverted

If you know me, you know I don’t hold back when it comes to calling things like they are. And right now? America is on fire—again. 🔥 This image says it all. Green Day, my favorite band, has always been unafraid to speak truth to power. 🎸 Their music is a rallying cry for the outcasts, the rebels, and the ones who refuse to be brainwashed. “No Trump, No KKK, No Fascist USA” isn’t just a lyric—it’s a stance, a movement, and a wake-up call. 🚨 And we need it now more than ever. No Trump… But Here We Are Again Because, guess what? Trump and his army of idiots are back in the White House, in full force, making a complete shit show of America. 🤡 As if we didn’t already live through the disaster of 2016-2020, they’re back at it—siding with literal war criminals like Putin 🇷🇺, attacking basic human rights, fueling hate, and pushing America further into chaos. And that’s just one item on the long, long list of disasters they’ve caused. 📜 Book bans 📚, the erosion of LGBTQ+ rights 🏳️‍🌈, ...

Exploring the rich tapestry of literature crafted by Black authors offers readers profound insights into diverse experiences, cultures, and histories. Here's a curated list of notable works that have made significant impacts: Black authors have profoundly shaped literature, offering powerful storytelling, cultural insights, and unforgettable narratives. Their works capture history, challenge injustice, and celebrate Black identity in all its forms. From classic literature to contemporary fiction, these must-read books highlight Black voices, histories, and experiences. 📚  The Color Purple – Alice Walker A poignant novel about resilience, sisterhood, and self-discovery, following Celie’s journey in the American South. 📚  Homegoing – Yaa Gyasi A generational saga tracing the legacy of slavery through two sisters and their descendants across centuries. 📚  The Hate U Give – Angie Thomas A gripping young adult novel exploring racial injustice and activism through the eyes o...