I grew up in St. Louis. I grew up where there is nothing but the talk of baseball season permeating every conversation from here to Chicago. I mean, Opening Day? … Continue reading March Madness: Black Women Be Knowin'
Author: Jennifer P. Harris
I am female, fiery and unapologetically Black. I'm in no position to mince words, so I don't. This writing, this craft, is what I delve in, drown in, and seek to master. From that mastering, comes portions of the divine through light and screen or ink and paper.
I invite you all on this journey of thought, conversations and other benevolence life has to offer.
You can also follow me on Twitter (@authorjbharris) and my networking page on Facebook (Jennifer P. Harris).
Thank you for stopping by and remember to live, love, write and repeat.
RUNITBACK FRIDAY-03/27/2020
The President is that in name only, Dr. Anthony Fauci is facepalming, state government is overtaxed, nurses are being thrown into this fray with nothing else to hang on to … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY-03/27/2020
March Madness: This Is Where We At?
As of this posting, we (my family and friends) are at about Day 9-10 of a self-imposed/mandatory quarantine. Now, my parents are Baby Boomers. I had a grandma that farmed. … Continue reading March Madness: This Is Where We At?
March Madness: Stir Crazy, Cabin Fever, Kids Are Drinking All The Milk… And We Need More Wine.
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is not, was not on the list of how I wanted to spend my March. This month, with the impending 11th birthday of my youngest daughter, is … Continue reading March Madness: Stir Crazy, Cabin Fever, Kids Are Drinking All The Milk… And We Need More Wine.
Week 5-What I Want Your Son To Know
This is the last installment of this series. I hope, I pray, my wisdom (and fears in some cases) have sparked conversations with you and the people you love. If they … Continue reading Week 5-What I Want Your Son To Know
Week 4-Not Every Tooth Is A Smile: The Cost Of Rape Culture
In the current culture, there is a shift towards everything mystic, cystral-powered, and the drawing of the what is called the Divine Feminine.Here is a brief definition (taken from Anna-Thea.com): … Continue reading Week 4-Not Every Tooth Is A Smile: The Cost Of Rape Culture
Week 3-Talking To Strangers
When I started school, we were constantly being taught not to talk to strangers. We were constantly taught not to get into stranger’s cars, take things from them, and to … Continue reading Week 3-Talking To Strangers
