With everything from the 1990’s resurging, I think it’s time that we consider what could have been as it relates to the star that was Aaliyah. I cannot stress to … Continue reading 29 Days Of Blackness-Cultural Conversation #6: What About Aaliyah? What If…?
Category: Reflections
28 (29) Days Of Blackness-Cultural Conversation #5: What About Mo'Nique?
I have not shied away about how I have felt about Mo’Nique, and I am not about to start now. First thing’s first: I think Mo’Nique is incredibly talented. I … Continue reading 28 (29) Days Of Blackness-Cultural Conversation #5: What About Mo'Nique?
29 Days Of Blackness: Black Music Still Matters
*Admin note: Music programs, programs related to the Arts are often the first to be cut. Save The Music Foundation is fighting against that erasure. Consider supporting them and their … Continue reading 29 Days Of Blackness: Black Music Still Matters
28 (29) Days Of Blackness: My Dream For Black Boy Joy-Teach The Princes How To Be Kings
I came up with this quote two years ago when encouraging a friend of mine who is raising kids, trying to raise kids with a silly, bitter woman. I told … Continue reading 28 (29) Days Of Blackness: My Dream For Black Boy Joy-Teach The Princes How To Be Kings
28 (29) Days Of Blackness: Black Lives Matter-Stories Untold: Life After Stroke
Black Lives Matter extends beyond hashtags alerting to police murder. Heart disease is the top cause of death for African American men. Mrs. Lorie Flegler, wife of Dennis Flegler, has … Continue reading 28 (29) Days Of Blackness: Black Lives Matter-Stories Untold: Life After Stroke
29 Days Of Blackness: Supermodel of the Winnie Harlow Sort
Chantelle Whitney Brown-Young is gorgeous. I remember her being on America’s Next Top Model. The first thing I noticed was her face. I have seen children and people with vitiligo, … Continue reading 29 Days Of Blackness: Supermodel of the Winnie Harlow Sort
29 Days Of Blackness: Respect My Melanin!
Welcome to Black History Month. When I say welcome, I sincerely mean that. Due to some of you seem to act like Black, POC (person/people of color), African Americans, “ethnic”, … Continue reading 29 Days Of Blackness: Respect My Melanin!
