Today in Culture #38

Culture & Society - 1/27/2025

Welcome to the 38th edition of Today in Culture! As we transition into another vibrant week, we're spotlighting creative voices that navigate topics of growth, creativity, and resilience. This curated list of articles highlights the intricate beauty of human experiences, the power of artistic expression, and the conversations that make our lives richer.

Let’s dive in!

Sunday Sentiments: Perfect Peace

Alana Marie

offers a soul-soothing perspective on navigating life’s complexities by finding peace amidst it all. This reflective piece reminds us of the importance of centering ourselves even in chaotic times.

Here's to You: God’s Strongest Soldiers

Jasmine Q. Smith

pens a heartfelt ode to resilience, celebrating the strength of individuals who bear heavy burdens with grace. A powerful read for anyone seeking solace and courage.

Esprit: Vingt-Huit
This poetic reflection on turning 28 by

donnaié.

takes us through a journey of self-discovery, celebration, and nostalgia—a true ode to embracing growth through the years.

Album Review: ‘Eusexua’ by FKA Twigs
Shatter the Standards offers an in-depth review of FKA Twigs’ transformative album, exploring its themes of intimacy, strength, and artistry. A must-read for music lovers.

The Overthinker

Janiyah N. Davis Hines 💫

about the intricacies of overthinking and finding joy in life’s simple moments. Her storytelling is as relatable as it is heartfelt.

You Lost Weight, But Not the Insecurities

The Villain Era

tackles body image and the emotional challenges accompanying weight loss, offering an honest exploration of self-love and acceptance.

Trust the Process

Candice

speaks on the art of trusting life’s unfolding, reminding us to stay the course even when progress seems distant.

What to Expect When You’re Expecting

Andrielle The Oracle

reflects on the emotional and physical nuances of being a new person, offering both wisdom and humor about the ups and downs of this transformative journey.

A Mini Puzzle Zine

kayla noel johnson

invites us to slow down and engage in creative puzzles, proving that even a mini zine can be a source of joy and mindfulness.