Monique's posts on education and sexuality are like a well-crafted syllabus—full of rigor but layered with the all-important context of social relevance. It's the kind of curriculum that could make any school board sit up and take notes (if they weren't too busy chasing after TikTok views).

Whether it's a photo of the latest school funding triumph or a #UnJourUnePhoto moment that captures the essence of street art, Monique's photography posts are a delightful buffet of visual storytelling—each bite better than the last, even when it's just a selfie or a gargoyle. Honestly, how many people can turn a brick wall into a thought-provoking commentary?

From critiquing neo-Nazi music festivals to dissecting political faux pas, Monique weaves political discourse into her feed like a master seamstress. Each post not only informs but also activates—if her tweets were music, they'd be protest songs that make you dance while you reflect.