Open in app

Sign In

Write

Sign In

Ayomide Ojebuoboh
Ayomide Ojebuoboh

95 Followers

Home

About

Published in

An Injustice!

·Jul 20, 2022

Why I’m Tired of Being A Black Woman

White walls, white snow, white people — since moving to Minnesota last year, my life has been surrounded by much more whiteness than I’d prefer. There is something exceptionally unique with the experience of being a Black woman. …

Black Women

3 min read

Why I’m Tired of Being A Black Woman
Why I’m Tired of Being A Black Woman
Black Women

3 min read


Published in

ILLUMINATION

·Apr 14, 2022

The Grief of What Once Was

“Is that Will?” I looked into the car window and saw someone who looked so familiar — the face of a man from my prior church back on the Coast. I knew I was just seeing stuff because I knew he definitely wasn’t in the Midwest but I wanted to…

Grief

4 min read

The Grief of What Once Was
The Grief of What Once Was
Grief

4 min read


Published in

ILLUMINATION

·Oct 30, 2021

The Jaded Value System of Medical School Students

As medical school students, we shouldn’t be asking: “How will this look good for residency?” …

Medical School

4 min read

The Jaded Value System of Medical School Students
The Jaded Value System of Medical School Students
Medical School

4 min read


Published in

ILLUMINATION

·Mar 21, 2021

An Honest Letter to the Asian Community: Your Pain is Valid

“We just want a seat at the table”, my friend said over the phone. Two nights ago, I was on the phone with a dear friend of mine where she was discussing with me the anger and the pain that she felt regarding the murder of the Asian women in…

Social Justice

4 min read

An Honest Letter to the Asian Community: Your Pain is Valid
An Honest Letter to the Asian Community: Your Pain is Valid
Social Justice

4 min read


Published in

ZORA

·Jan 21, 2021

The 59th Inauguration Was a Day of Empowerment for Black Women

Excellence! Front and center — To all the Black women in America, whether old or young, I want you to know that we are bold, brave, and beautiful. Three Black queens— Vice President Kamala Harris, former First Lady Michelle Obama, and Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman — reminded me of this truth on Inauguration Day. …

Inauguration

4 min read

The 59th Inauguration Was a Day of Empowerment for Black Women in America
The 59th Inauguration Was a Day of Empowerment for Black Women in America
Inauguration

4 min read


Published in

ZORA

·Sep 25, 2020

Stop Asking Your Black Friends ‘How Are You?’

The answer to that question should be obvious. Instead, ask how you can help. — As a Black woman, on September 23, 2020, I felt numb — very numb. I have already dealt with a lot of hurt and disappointment this year, but today I, and the rest of the country, found out that Breonna Taylor did not get full justice. The police officer who…

BlackLivesMatter

3 min read

Stop Asking Your Black Friends ‘How Are You?’
Stop Asking Your Black Friends ‘How Are You?’
BlackLivesMatter

3 min read


Published in

Health and Apples

·Sep 23, 2020

My Sugar Addiction Subsided When I Let Myself Eat Lots of Sugar

My nutritionist made me eat brownies as much as I wanted, then I lost interest — I was the sugar queen. I could eat so much sugar at once and remain a certain size because the next day or a few days after, I went back to my strict dieting habits. We have all been there, right? We have those moments when we feel like we…

Health

4 min read

My Sugar Addiction Subsided when I Let Myself Eat LOTS of Sugar
My Sugar Addiction Subsided when I Let Myself Eat LOTS of Sugar
Health

4 min read


Published in

Be Unique

·Sep 22, 2020

How Many Years Are We Wasting on Social Media?

Okay, let us do the math together.. Let’s say that you spend 2 hours on social media every single day and there are approximately 31 days in a month. 2hrs * 31 days = 62 hours a month Since there are 12 months in a year, we have: 62 hours…

Social Media

5 min read

How Many Years Are We Wasting on Social Media?
How Many Years Are We Wasting on Social Media?
Social Media

5 min read


Published in

Be Unique

·Sep 11, 2020

The Lack of Diversity in the Fitness Industry is a Huge Problem

When I was younger, I wanted to be skinner and lighter. I eventually let go of the desire to be lighter, but continually clung to this pursuit of ‘thinness’. At school, I saw White and Black girls who were very thin and in society, I felt like that body type…

Fitness

5 min read

The Lack of Diversity in the Fitness Industry is a Huge Problem
The Lack of Diversity in the Fitness Industry is a Huge Problem
Fitness

5 min read

Ayomide Ojebuoboh

Ayomide Ojebuoboh

95 Followers

A writer interested in social justice and deep convos on random topics

Following
  • Tré Ventour-Griffiths

    Tré Ventour-Griffiths

  • Cara Harbstreet (She/Her)

    Cara Harbstreet (She/Her)

  • Esther Kwon

    Esther Kwon

  • Dr. Princess Fumi Hancock

    Dr. Princess Fumi Hancock

  • Lauren Gullett

    Lauren Gullett

See all (9)

Help

Status

Writers

Blog

Careers

Privacy

Terms

About

Text to speech

Teams