Philosophy-minded. Technology-focused. Academically driven.
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I have just shed tears of joy, overwhelmed with emotion.
I am thrilled to share that I will be attending Harvard.
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My supervisor had such kind words for me today, and it truly warmed my heart. It’s one thing to do your job well, but it means even more to know that your presence, work ethic, and the way you treat people are genuinely felt and appreciated.
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If you’re physically active, please stop letting people convince you that potatoes are somehow “bad.” I’m either lifting, running, or walking 20K steps, and potatoes keep me full for hours, even after training. Your body needs fuel. Carbs are not the enemy.
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The irony of Nicki Minaj telling people to vote Republican is that she isn’t even a U.S. citizen. She came to this country as an undocumented child, yet she’s aligning herself with a party whose immigration agenda is hostile to the very people with stories similar to her own.
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Nicki Minaj is such a bird, encouraging Black people to vote red when those policies may directly threaten their economic security, healthcare, education, and social safety nets is politically unserious.
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Bibliophile 🎀 retweeted
Mind you, professions like social work and teaching are largely government jobs they won’t pay you well for and then blame you for not making the salary 😭
Trump is banning students majoring in degrees that don’t make enough money from taking out college loans. Degrees for social work, art, religious studies, teaching aides, and music will be hit the hardest. trib.al/NmmAzhf
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Some of y’all type as though punctuation is optional, run-on sentences, comma splices, fused sentences, all in one paragraph. At minimum, we should be able to tell where one thought ends and another begins.
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You don’t have a problem with debt, you just haven’t had access to enough credit to prove it yet.
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I find it ironic when people say a degree is something they’d never go into debt for. But let AmEx hand you a no-preset-spending-limit card and suddenly debt is acceptable for designer bags, clothes, and lifestyle purchases. Please, shut the fuck up.
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Bibliophile 🎀 retweeted
can't really impress me with money now I have to educate you on how deep capitalism has eaten into humanity that even love has become transactional
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As a STEM major, I’ve found myself developing such a deep appreciation for the humanities. To me, they complement each other beautifully. Outside of my degree, I study literature, philosophy, and religious studies, and I absolutely love the balance they bring to the way I think.
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Bibliophile 🎀 retweeted
Mornings are magical. You can live a whole day by noon if you time it right.
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If one administration can get in office and move that aggressively in such a short time, then clearly the system is capable of rapid action. The real question is whether the other side ever had the same urgency, discipline, or willingness to use power.
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I’m still amazed at how quickly Trump moved to push policies that test the limits of the Constitution and how much of what he laid out in the “Big Beautiful Bill” has unfolded as intended. It makes me question the political will of Democrats.
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Bibliophile 🎀 retweeted
The fact cosmetic school, a vocational degree, is singled out here makes it so abundantly clear that the attack on higher education writ large is driven by misogyny
Beginning in 2027: “If your degree doesn’t make enough money, you won’t be able to get a student loan.
Degrees for social work, art, religious studies, teaching aides, music, & cosmetic certification programs will be hit the hardest.” newrepublic.com/post/213446/…
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One of the darkest ironies about America is how people will tolerate policies that make their own lives harder, so long as they believe those same policies will prevent another racial or ethnic group from getting ahead.
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Every time we as Americans ( black Americans ) gain ground, excel, or begin dominating a space, the goalposts mysteriously move and the rules suddenly change.
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Bibliophile 🎀 retweeted
So the logical answer is to reduce the cost of degrees, not that people shouldn’t get the degree. (Philosophy major)
People obsessing over other people not being able to get a lifetime of debt to attend college. The degree isn't worthless it just isn't worth what you pay. Maybe study economics. The price of your art education will collapse without loans
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