Devon J Hall

Let’s Talk About Sex Part 2

Talk to your kids about Sex. That’s all. Devon J Hall.

Hello Sisters, Brothers and Unidentified readers of our strange little world, as you may know I took a bit of a break from writing for the last few months. It’s been a rather stressful few years, as you can imagine, but I have some pretty happy updates…I think? I did this thing, where I decided…

I think I understand a little more tonight..

Than I did say ten seconds ago. My mind works in a very convoluted, dramatic way, it’s filled with chaos that I don’t quite understand, that I will thankfully never understand. Here is what I know, the most amazing people in the world are as equally in love with me, as I am them, and…

Hello Letter Keepers

Over the last forty-eight hours 26 letters were hand delivered across the lower mainland, and there are a lot of people wondering why I wrote the letters. A lot of people looking at the written diarrhea of thoughts that seemingly make no sense and wonder why in the hell they got a letter when hundreds…

Blog Updates

Oh my Goodness! The last two days have exhausted my brain, and pushed my creativity to places I didn’t know it could go, thank goodness for my Krisya family who have been working tirelessly to present so much new content for the site. As we mentioned in previous posts and pages on the site, we…

Celebrating Black History Part One

So, I recently joined this group of amazing women, and one of them challenged us to celebrate Black History month by offering up a blogging challenge. Today is day one, and the challenge is to find ten Black inventors and learn about their inventions. Being that I am Jamaican, I of course love learning about…

What if I Killed Myself Today?

Do those of you who read this blog really know who you are? What you are capable of? Do you have any understanding of the potential that the human mind carries? Have you ever thought about it? Or, are you like I often am, consumed with the daily bullshit that is our lives? In a…

Are you Sure, you’re even Black?

I haven’t ever experienced having a dark skinned woman look at me and ask me that question, until today. I always knew that dark skinned girls felt left out because they feel under appreciated, and I understood that, I got that, because I’ve always felt the same exact way, but I’ve never had to experience…