Genesis is Her Campus Temple's Co-Campus Correspondent, formerly the chapter's Arts and Entertainment editor in 2023-24.
She is a fourth-year journalism major and Africology minor at Temple University. Throughout her educational and professional career, Genesis has produced the strongest work in research-heavy, long-form explainers. She believes deeply in equality among all, and this belief is entrenched throughout her work.
Although raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Genesis proudly embraces her Jamaican and Guyanese heritage. Her HCTU articles frequently discuss her current listens, analyzes films and TV shows, and offers different lenses on pop culture. She is also learning Brazilian Portuguese while teaching English and Spanish to Temple students and those abroad.
“I Against I” – Rastafarian Influence on PunkÂ
Netflix’s “Ballerina” is so unpredictably predictable
K-POP’s Reign of the Girl Group Â
I Hate Being 20
Abbott Elementary is a Meaningful Look into Teachers Lives
Dear Black Feminine, What Is Your Female Rage?Â
International Female Music Artists That Should Be Populating Your PlaylistsÂ
This is Why Black People Love Paramore
How to Romanticize Your College Education
It’s Okay to NOT Have an Opinion