Another Brick in the Wall
Here we are on day 25 with a new record – the longest government shutdown in US history. Federal workers are working without pay. Some are not working at all. …
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Give Flowers to the Living; Suicide Prevention
Holidays are not always a festive time for some people. In fact, a lot of people are triggered and become depressed, stressed, and experience severe anxiety during this time of …
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Rudy Giuliani, Every Person Is Worthy of Respect; Even You
A couple of years ago, I had a great misfortune: I was introduced to Rudy Giuliani as Percy Sutton’s granddaughter. He was drunk and slurring a bit but he said …
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Guilty Until Proven Innocent? Survivors Guide to Prison
Last week, we were invited by a friend at Sankofa.org to a special screening of Survivors Guide to Prison (see trailer below) by filmmaker Matthew Cooke, hosted by Pusha T and David …
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Waffle House, White House, Criminal Justice and Double Standards
Ok. We all know that the world is still replete with double standards. Life’s not fair, right? Well no. It is bigger than that. Unfortunately, the double standards of which …
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Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates at the Kennedy Center
When I heard my friend Michelle Wilson was going to be performing in a production at the Kennedy Center, I immediately went online to buy a ticket. The 8 pm performance of …
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