Sa’iyda Shabazz is a freelance writer and editor at various publications. She writes at the intersections of parenting, race, sexuality, gender, and socioeconomic status, with a focus on family and relationships, health and wellness, and culture and society. Sa’iyda's work has been featured in MSNBC, Brit + Co, Business Insider, Autostraddle.com, and more.
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Sa'iyda's articles mainly focus on queer representation, LGBTQ+ parenting, and family dynamics with a seasonal and review angle. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider offering insights related to inclusive holiday traditions for LGBTQ+ families or perspectives on navigating family dynamics as a member of the queer community.
Given Sa'iyda's coverage attributes such as "Seasonal" and "Review", she may be interested in content that aligns with these themes. For example, pitches could include ideas for reviews of products or services tailored specifically for LGBTQ+ families during holidays or offer guidance on creating an inclusive home environment.
Sa'iyda's broad coverage suggests she does not have a specific geographic focus but rather addresses topics from an international perspective.
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By: Sa'Iyda Shabazz
Someone's lying about what actually happened, and we don't think it's the little girl.
By: Sa'Iyda Shabazz
It's completely unregulated, and the advice is horrific.
By: Sa'Iyda Shabazz
It appears she may have been distracted and it cost her her life.
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She reportedly found out he had been cheating with a coworker.
By: Sa'Iyda Shabazz
“He is uncomfortable and you need to care. This is soooo weird. This is so sad for him.”
By: Sa'Iyda Shabazz
She was the only adult in the house at the time.
By: Sa'Iyda Shabazz
Her baby survived, and her family thinks she could have too if she wasn't Indigenous.
By: Sa'Iyda Shabazz
His family was out enjoying the Memorial Day weekend together when the boy was washed away by a wave.
By: Sa'Iyda Shabazz
The DA believes the mom needed "a break" from caring for her special needs child.
By: Sa'Iyda Shabazz
“We really need to hone in on our moms, and even dads, just to make sure, in the neighborhood, people that you know, that they're OK. Do they need any help? Do they need any assistance?”
