I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
Author: Roshaunda D. Cade, Ph.D.
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All the Things You Are
This morning, I challenge you to write down the ways you are strong, bold, courageous, loved, motivated, healthy, intelligent, creative, enough, confident, special, beautiful, fearless, focused, disciplined, wanted, peaceful, capable, and grateful. Then revisit the list every day. Let me know what happens in your life when you do.
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Our Nig by Harriet Wilson – Ch 11, Video 11
I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
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Roshaunda’s Doctoral Journey
Check out the next episode of Real & Raw with Roshaunda where I tell the story of my doctoral journey. Please comment below to share your experiences. And if you’re in the middle of it, let me know that, too. I’m here to help.
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No More Nonsense
What nonsense do you need to let go of? Journal about that today, then pray, asking for the wisdom to move on.
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Our Nig by Harriet Wilson – Ch 10, Video 10
I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
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Writing Authenticity
Check out the next episode of Real & Raw with Roshaunda where I discuss gaining confidence in your writing voice. Please comment below to share your experiences gaining confidence in your writing voice (Spoiler alert – I give you a bit of homework today).
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You’re One Prayer Away

What have you been afraid to ask God for? What’s keeping you living in your fear? Journal about that today, then pray, believing one prayer can change things.
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Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom by William and Ellen Craft, part 1 video 9
I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
