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365 Days of Shade is a blend of popular culture, politics, fashion, and global perspectives, while offering a welcoming space for like-minded individuals to connect and reflect.
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The Great American Disappointment
The Great American Disappointment examines how political leaders from both parties have left Americans vulnerable, dismantled national security protections, and divided the country for personal gain. From failing our education system to weaponizing identity politics, this is a wake-up call for a nation once considered a global example. Greatness isn’t behind us—it’s something we must build, together.

Lucy Edo
Aug 25 min read


But What If We Don't Want Artificial Intelligence? Tech Without Consent
AI is infiltrating all of our systems- education, politics, businesses, jobs, electronics- but we never asked for the technology. How do we become responsible or upended by an innovation we never asked for? This article explores how artificial intelligence is a resource and threat we never asked for.

Lucy Edo
Jun 244 min read


What Does Peace Look Like in the United States? A Vision Beyond Performative Freedom
The U.S. leads the world in GDP—but is still struggling to deliver peace at home. True peace isn’t just quiet streets—it’s access, dignity, and justice for all. From fully funded schools to clean water and community-led innovation, discover what peace really looks like when it’s built, not just promised.

Lucy Edo
May 232 min read


Peace Is a Power Move
Peace isn’t weakness—it’s the next human evolution. In a world addicted to noise and conflict, true rest is radical. Peace is love, clarity, connection. It’s not a luxury—it’s a necessity. Discover why reclaiming peace may be the most powerful move we make—for ourselves and for society.

Lucy Edo
May 231 min read


Chloe Bailey Dates Burna Boy: Why Are We Mad?
Chloe Bailey and Burna Boy allegedly dating sparks outrage. Why are we so mad? Let’s unpack double standards and the cultural uproar.

Lucy Edo
Dec 18, 20243 min read
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