"...Way Too Black to Burn From Sunrays"?

Jun 01, 2016

Memorial Day weekend has come and gone and if you were like me you spent alot of your time turning up and eating. In the DMV area    the weather was bi-polar. It was super hot and sunny then the clouds came in and the rain started to fall. But if your weekend was less rainy that means you spent a lot of time out in the sun, whether on the beach or stuffing your face at your "cousin's" cookout.  Memorial Day weekend officially starts off the summer time vibes so that means a lot of time in the

My Journey to Self-Actualization

May 26, 2016

Being a young and developed Black girl was tough. I was taller than all the boys, bigger by far - one of the “fellas” in their eyes - until I would get home from school after a long day of having to explain why my pants were a bit too high - to look into my MySpace messages and see them. All the boys who’d spent the school day making fun of me were in there. They’d ask to hang out, or see a picture, or create some type of segue in our conversations to talk about sex and try and see if they’d had

Find Your Festival: Summer Music Festivals 2016 (DMV and Local Areas)

Apr 26, 2016

Music festivals are the common ground for lovers of art, music, and fashion. The DC metro area (DMV) has lowkey become the mecca for music and art. With the city booming with artistic creatives many outlets/pop-up shops/festivals/showcases have been organized to show off the unique talents and artistry of the DMV nation. Now if you're wondering where all the most poppin' music festivals will be this Spring/Summer, Fully-Clipped has your back! Below are some of the up coming festivals of 2016

Why Beyonce's #Formation is About to Take Over 2016

Feb 06, 2016

Today, Beyoncé dropped a new single and visual for her new song ‘Formation’ and it has the internet going crazy. The Queen B sings about being unapologetically black while giving us stunning, synchronized, choreography and a cameo by her ‘baby girl’ Blue Ivy. This video put on many topics in the black community such as, having natural hair, the ‘Hands Up, Don’t Shoot’ movement, Hurricane Katrina, and of course black female unity. “I like my baby hair, with baby hair and afros,” a lyric in the