United States
Wizard of words and lover of pizza.
Anti-AI Proletariate Professional.
Former tech consultant & FTE for Amazon & Microsoft. But rather work for you instead! Left the office behind for actual work that helps real people.
Real work like:
+ postal mail service
+ small business tax support
+ pizza at arcade bars
+ writing tutor
Active member of the Democratic Socialists of America, living in my hometown of St. Louis. For now!
Personally identify as Black & Cuban and have a passion for leftist politics, soccer, and scientific research.
Professional skills include:
- copywriting
- legal drafts
- templates
- screenplays
- content
- narratives
- brand voice
- ghostwriting
Please contact
ToniPaz1221 (g-mail) for inquiries
Educated by the University of Central Florida in 2016, specializing in Creative Writing with a Bachelor’s in English.
Published articles :
Power outages, food shortages, and a lack of coordination from disaster relief organizations like FEMA, have jeopardized an entire island inhabited by U.S. citizens. Timely aid to Puerto Rico has been absent, and as funding shrinks, so do many of the people's chances of prosperity.
These beautiful rocky islands are home to approximately 109,000 citizens who can benefit from an increase of sustainable agriculture in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, personally and economically. The Grenadine islands consist of Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau and Union, which form a chain of landmasses leading to Grenada.
The biggest country in South America is dealing with one of the most drastic poverty issues on Earth. Despite billions of dollars invested in event tourism like the World Cup (2014) and the Olympics (2016), Brazil's economy has begun to spiral downward as the country faces its biggest decline in over a decade.
Credit access in Egypt is vital for impoverished entrepreneurs and households alike to stimulate the once stagnant market. With the unemployment rate falling under 12 percent, the lowest it has been in years, Egypt's economy is showing signs of life again.
From U.S. leaders speaking about African countries that do not exist, to people thinking Africa is a single country, misconceptions about the continent and its circumstances are far too common and dangerous to people in need.
SEATTLE - Mental health has become a global concern, but serious epidemics are strikingly more common in developing countries than developed ones. Poverty predisposes people to a host of mental health maladies. This means that the mental health of 836 million people could be forever altered by their temporary circumstances.
Many farmers of sustainable agriculture in St. Kitts and Nevis are not convinced hydroponic agriculture, specifically is the way to go, despite it being an important addition to the CFBC curriculum in 2014. Many farmers still grow using the plantation, single-crop style too.