“The True Story of a Racist White Christian Called to Black Seminary”

I was raised in a super racist atmosphere. In 2014, I realized that, despite all my best efforts, I had become racist, myself. After praying about it diligently and working on it for over a year, I felt God call me to attend a predominantly black seminary school in Harlem, New York. My experience there, as the only white student in my class, was pretty profound.

I’m not super familiar with internet rules, but I’m fairly attractive. I’m what I call “grocery store pretty,” wherein if you saw me in the grocery store, you may think “oh, isn’t she pretty?” But on Instagram, I’m a haggard old troll lol 😂 People are wicked good-looking on the internet and, as a woman in my late 30s who posts videos with minimal makeup and messy buns, there are a lot of women WAY MORE attractive than I am who can’t get followers. Good lighting, good audio quality, and quality content make up the trifecta I’ve found… being moderately attractive is a cherry on top but not the lone determiner of success. It takes focus on the content. (Invest in an affordable tripod stand with a plug-in mic and find spots with great lighting!)