Silence can be uncomfortable. You are left to deal and see yourself for what you really are. But, maybe we should realize the glory and eye-opening thoughts that can come from silence. If you’re lucky… it can turn you into… a better you.
Anna RiderWill Smith once stated, “There’s no reason to have a Plan B, because it only distracts you from Plan A.” Indeed, if you believe it, you can literally make the vision of your life become your reality, and this piece is proof that! Just envision it and surrender to becoming a possibility.
Morgan MathewsGod works in mysterious ways. Often when reflect on our life journeys, we realize how God miraculously leads our lives towards fulfilling our life purpose. In this piece, columnist Janis Robertson reflects with RIZZARR audiences on how God not only led to endure the harsh trials of this year, but also how God has amazingly led her toward her life purpose. Though painful, Robertson’s story encourages us all to never give up on pursuing the calling placed on our lives.
Janis ThomasIn this comical piece, you will get some greattips on how you can “try” to make sure your next experience at the airport is worthwhile before you fly to your destination. Remember, we emphasized “try.”
Sharareh DruryWe have the power to change our society. But we must begin by changing our actions. In this piece, columnist Farrah Qazi encourages us to build each other up. She stresses that one shattered dream is not only a detriment to one person, but it is also a detriment to the development of our entire society.
Farrah QaziWhat can be done to help save the continent of Africa from poverty, devastation, and corruption? After living in Nigeria for the first ten years of her life, our contributor Somto Ugwueze shares profound information behind these issues and what can be done to help the countries of Africa come together… and finally, move forward.
Somto UgwuezeAlthough I know it is little after the holidays, there is still something that happened in the toy aisle that I think should be addressed. It has to do with one of my favorite toys growing up: Barbie.
Ashley M. Williams
