Social Justice I Gave Up Meat for 7 Weeks. Here’s What I Learned! Fairly SouthernJune 23, 2019December 20, 2020 A guest post by Wes, my Fairly Southern husband. In March, I gave up meatContinue reading
Social Justice Southerner Spotlight: Making Fitness More Inclusive with Hannah Setzer Fairly SouthernJune 9, 2019December 20, 2020 For me, part of what it means to be “Fairly Southern” is to be fairContinue reading
Social Justice Water Isn’t Trash, But Paying 600% More for a Bottle Definitely Is Fairly SouthernMarch 22, 2019May 19, 2021 A guest post by Stephanie Capps I am not a water conservationist. I don’t knowContinue reading
Faith & Inspiration Fasting from Clothing for Lent: A Social Justice Perspective Fairly SouthernMarch 17, 2019December 20, 2020 This post was written for my church’s series on fasting. Each week of Lent, theContinue reading
Celebrations 5 Easy Ways to be Allergy-Friendly for Trick-or-Treaters Fairly SouthernOctober 7, 2018December 20, 2020 Preparing for trick-or-treaters who have food allergies doesn’t have to be scary! Read on forContinue reading
Social Justice Southern Traditions: Y’all Fairly SouthernSeptember 9, 2018December 20, 2020 If you’ve spent two minutes in the South, you’ve probably heard someone say “y’all.”Continue reading
Fair Trade & Ethically Made Why I Buy Ethically Made Fairly SouthernSeptember 4, 2018December 20, 2020 This post is part of my Why Series here on the blog. I often writeContinue reading
Ethical Fashion Plus Size Ethical Fashion Shopping Guide Fairly SouthernAugust 13, 2018December 20, 2020 Last updated: 9-2-2019 I’ll never forget the moment I realized that the ethical fashion movementContinue reading
Fair Trade & Ethically Made Why I Buy Fair Trade Fairly SouthernJuly 29, 2018December 20, 2020 This post is the first of my Why Series here on the blog. I oftenContinue reading
Social Justice Can We Please Stop Calling Women by Their Husbands’ Names? Fairly SouthernMarch 8, 2018October 11, 2020 The other week, I received a shower invitation in the mail addressed to “Mrs. WesContinue reading
