(Un)Consuming Motherhood
Dominique Drakeford(Un)Consuming Motherhood explores how women and mothers are reclaiming identity, care, beauty and selfhood beyond performance, productivity and hyper-consumption.
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Beyond Black History Month
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Dominique here and welcome to the Compost, Cotton & Cornrows newsletter, y’all!
CCC COMMUNITY,
First … thank you!
Thank you for always holding space while we recalibrate in world where Black led independent med...
Black Men Are Not One Story
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Dominique here and welcome to the Compost, Cotton & Cornrows newsletter, y’all!
EPISODE 33 IS LIVE!
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Last week, we took a breather because sometimes the work asks us to pause, reflect and m...
From Folklore to Hair Fiber
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Today feels intentional.
Today is Zora Neale Hurston’s birthday - a woman who insisted that Black life, Black language, Black cultur...
When Practice Has an Address
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I chose to release this episode on New Year’s Eve intentionally.
Not because it’s neat or convenient, but because it’s honest. Becau...
From Red Bottoms to Rich Soil
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I’m writing this newsletter with a mimosa in hand y’all … one of those slow, intentional ones. The kind with homemade ice cubes infus...
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Homebirth Mama of 2 | (Un)Consuming Motherhood is where motherhood, sustainability, style, nervous system healing and cultural critique collide.
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