Some of my coding tutorials from seasons 2, 3, and 4 of my show are now streaming on Common Sense Media’s platform for kids, Sensical. Shows are 100% free on every device, and my videos are in the 8-10 category. The app is available on Roku, the Amazon App Store, the Apple App Store, Google Play, Vizio, and Samsung Smart TV.
The Rare, Tiny Flower by Kitty O'Meara teaches us that a difference of opinion does not have to equal chaos.
I was honored to be included in a special report on Black teens in America by Taryn Finley, the Editor of HuffPost Black Voices.
How dare you, a black woman, even think of entering the world of politics? In Donna Brazile, Yolanda Caraway, Leah Daughtry, and Minyon Moore's world - how dare you to even consider doing anything else?
It's Black History Month! Yesterday, I shared a Scratch project that will help you create a Black History Month presentation. Today, we have some fun! Check out this craft tutorial inspired by the movie Black Panther.
It is Black History Month! I have a lot of great content for you this month, but first, I want to help you get a jump start on your Black History projects.
Sometimes you might feel awkward giving some random person a compliment, but as long as you mean it, why not? Compliments feel amazing to give and to get.
The applications for Girls Who Code Summer Programs are OPEN! In 2021, I participated in the Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program. Check out my recap and apply today!
It has been a long two years, but it has been amazing. In this video, I share some of what I did during my nearly two years of service as Miss Chicago's Outstanding Teen 2020. The pandemic made me the longest-serving Miss Chicago's Outstanding Teen - ever.
- 2021 was an awesome year for my YouTube channel! My videos were featured on YouTube Kids for Black History Month, I gained over 2,000 subscribers (almost 4x as many as I gained in 2020), AND I got monetized. The most popular videos from 2021 weren't all made in 2021, but these are my ten most-watched videos of the year...
