Savannah Hopkinson·Jan 14, 2020The unexpected Little Women moment that had me weeping in the theaterDespite having read the novel more than once and having my fair share of viewings of previous film adaptations and the musical, I found…
Savannah Hopkinson·Dec 24, 2019The real power of Christmas is not just for happy families and miraclesThe holidays can be a hard time for many, but it’s those who are suffering that need it most.
Savannah Hopkinson·Dec 12, 2019The books that made me: 2019If the last 12 months of my life were turned into a novel, it would unquestionably fit into the category of ‘family saga.’ Ironically (or…
Savannah Hopkinson·Nov 20, 2019From recruiting softwares to credit limits, biased tech runs our worldThe sexist credit limits for the Apple Card shouldn’t have surprised anyone.
Savannah Hopkinson·Jun 25, 2019Stop getting mad over inclusivityHow could a piece of plastic incite such rage?
Savannah Hopkinson·Jun 11, 2019The privilege of pursuing creativityIt was a brief part of the conversation, but it’s stuck with me.
Savannah Hopkinson·May 31, 2019Reclaiming my heritageI spent the last week in the Philippines visiting family and celebrating my grandmother’s 90th birthday.
Savannah Hopkinson·May 7, 2019The things that got me through AprilI haven’t felt like writing about anything ‘serious.’
Savannah Hopkinson·Oct 10, 2018How I stopped ignoring my mental healthMy mom suffers from severe depression. But she’d never admit it.
