I'm Jamila—an advocate for growth, transformation, joy, and breaking down societal pedestals. Over a decade, I've torn down beliefs, rebuilt ways of being and thinking, all in pursuit of a more embodied, authentic life.
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Goodness Is Getting In The Way
As an edgy, above-it-all adolescent talking my way into the inner and outer echelons of the artsy intellectual social groups of southwest Florida, I cut my teeth on every form of pseudo-intellectual philosophical conversation imaginable.
T...
When Decentering Men Becomes Marketable
The truth I’d stand on is not “MJ Gray is a hypocrite.”
It’s something more like: the audience often relates to a creator as a person, but the platform rewards them for becoming a product. MJ Gray makes one a hell of a case study.
The Br...
Society Warehouses the Bodies It Subordinates
I want you to think about the last time you had nothing to do and nowhere to be. Nothing to buy. Nowhere to spend. No task to complete before the day could justify itself. No audience. No proof.
How did it feel?
The Broken Pedestal Societ...
Why You Need A Daily Disobedience Practice
At this point compliance is complicity. Right now, so many people are feeling helpless, hopeless, and immobilized by a seemingly endless onslaught of Bad Fucking News. I need you to understand that this is by design. I also need you to unde...
33 Rules From 32
Somewhere between 31 and 32, I started a list called “31 things I know for sure.” I sincerely believed that I could name them. That if I sat still long enough, certainty would line up and introduce itself. I published the list unfinished. I...
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