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Salihah is from New York City, and was a graduate school student living in the Bronx at the time of her interview. Her days were spent, “[at] school and work…that’s pretty much how I’ve been spending my time as of late.” Continue reading “Conversation No. 54 – Talking with Salihah”
A tale for our time.
As I walk down the street, I see The Merchant serving a customer. The customer seems happy. I gently approach The Merchant. Continue reading “The Millennial and The Merchant”
Ebonee is from Brooklyn, New York. She was living there at the time of her interview and spending her days, “being a mother…being a friend. I recently got my license to be a childcare provider, so that’s kinda cool. I watch kids all day. I love the kids.”
Ebonee’s Most Likely To Is: Most Likely To Succeed Continue reading “Conversation No. 48 – Talking with Ebonee”
Jasmine is from Brooklyn, New York, and was living as a first-year graduate school student near Baltimore, Maryland at the time of her interview. Her days were spent “on a very strict routine, during the school year. I go to work, come home, do my work, and go to class. I try and squeeze a gym day in here and there, but it’s mostly studying and going to work.” Continue reading “Conversation No. 47 – Talking with Jasmine”
In our 46th conversation, we’re speaking with Erin. She’s from Brooklyn, NY and currently lives there. She spends her days, “right now…cooking, cleaning, getting ready to go back to work, living life, loving life, and spending time with family.”
Erin’s Most Likely To Is: Most Likely to Stop Procrastinating, Take Responsibility for My Actions, Live Life, and Make My Parents Proud Continue reading “Conversation No. 46 – Talking with Erin”
Haniyyah is from New York City, “born in Queens, but raised in Brooklyn.” At the time of her interview, she was a graduate school student living in upstate New York. Her days were spent “at work, then school, then the library…then rinse and repeat.”
Haniyyah’s Most Likely To is: Most Likely to Do Something
Continue reading “Conversation No. 4 – Talking with Haniyyah”