AnnodRight: The Blog

My products connect because of YOU!  You are the common denominator, you are the one that goes through your life in your body, you're the one who makes or doesn't make your goals, and you're the one who teaches or doesn't teach your offspring, nephews, or nieces about sex. Each of my offerings help you to live your most free and authentic life in every area, as a sexual being, as a woman, and as a parent!

When  working with Black and Brown clients I like to use Biggie and Tupac as a part of my communication explanation. I often ask “did you have a Tupac conversation or a Biggie conversation?” Now I'm talking about either one of their lyrical genius, and I'm not talking about their body of music. I'm talking about how people FOREVER, even to this day, swear that Tupac is not dead. But nobody questions that for Biggie.

Some of what was mentioned in the podcast:

Get your copy of Cocoa Butter & Hair Grease: A Self Love Journey Through Hair and Skin

Check out the Diversity IN Parenting Conference, which will be back next September 2020

 For those of you who don't know the CROWN Act is also known as Creating a Respectful and Open Workplace for Natural Hair Act. What I love about this act is that local government is actually taking steps to make sure there is inclusion, pride, and choice in the workplace. They’re making sure (well, trying) Black folk can remain Black folk even in places of business.

All my melanin sisters are walking around with a new glow and confidence because they received external validation through a song, and I can’t help but wonder why Beyonce needed to say Brown skin girls are beautiful and worthy for them to believe it!

In this one we talk about a workbook to work through the narratives relates to colorism and texturism. It’s called Cocoa Butter and Hair Grease: a self love journey through hair and skin.

There are a few folk mentioned in here as to where you can learn a little more and even find a therapist for yourself. You can google them, or tap the organization and find your therapist today!

1. Melanin & Mental Health

2. Health in Her Hue

3. Therapy of Black Girls

4. Therapy for Black Men

While celebrating Pride we cannot overlook our trans brothers and sisters who are being killed in these streets. Just a few weeks ago we were sending our condolences to the family of Muhlaysia Booker, a transgender woman from Dallas who was  murdered.

To keep it simple, spectatoring takes you out of enjoying the moment or moments (if your partner knows what they’re doing) and instead of enjoying the sex for what it is, you are worried about what your body and hair looks like to your partner. It can be described as an out of body experience, you’re aware of what’s going on but, distracted and can’t focus.

Guest blogger Candace Clarke of Kandeaux, joins AnnodRight to share her wisdom with us! In this blog, she speaks about food, sex and wellness as a way to fend of depression. Candace is a food Agri-vist (Agricultural Activist) speaking about the nature of the food we grow and consume and how it is often used as a way to continue to oppress people of color. Learn more about Candace and the work she does at Kandeaux.com