Paul Manafort out here looking like a stunt gangster Scorsese would hire, Orange Hitler hugging a flag like he wanna rob it and Robert Sylvester Kelly screaming at Oprah’s bestie like the lithium ain’t working! Chile, whew! But we soldier on. Let’s get it! #Chicago … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY- 03/08/2019
“I am the candy.“ Whew. When I read this quote from a tweet about writing, all of me rejoiced. I mean all of me rejoiced. When ABC erupted with the juggernaut that is Grey’s Anatomy that was one thing. When I found out that the … Continue reading Why The World Needs (And Sometimes Doesn’t Deserve) Shonda Rimes
There is nothing like loving someone and being loved in return. The one thing that I especially love, with all the things I can (and am) jaded about, is the enduring nature of Black love. The couples that have been together better than twenty, twenty-five … Continue reading Black Love Is A Superpower-Overview
I have had an admiration for Gabrielle Monique Union Wade for a while. At first, as with most relationships that deal with envy, I didn’t like her. I thought she was snobbish. Stuck up. I legit thought she was a bitch. I won’t lie. I … Continue reading January 2019 Book Review-WE ARE GOING TO NEED MORE WINE
February is known for being Black History Month. This year, we’re going to do something different. This month, will be a hodge-podge! For February 2019, we will be doing a mix of Black History, Black Present, Black Futures and the miniseries, Black Love Is A … Continue reading 28 Days Of Blackness
Consider this my final plea. Hear my heart. It may save a life. -JBHarris I have mentioned my abuser only by a pseudonym. I have no idea where he is, and have no desire to let it me known where I am. There is nothing … Continue reading Picking Out The Flowers: When All Else Fails, You Must Leave
This post will be autobiographical in part. The name of my abuser is denoted by an asterisk (*). We have no contact. I use the phrase dead flower and when I speak of the women affected, ultimately killed by the men whom said they loved … Continue reading The Old Scars That Bleed: The Aftermath Of All The Dead Flowers
