
Can I Poet with You – June Jordan
Eloquent and fiery, activist June Jordan remains one of my favorite poets although her output stopped when she […]
Eloquent and fiery, activist June Jordan remains one of my favorite poets although her output stopped when she […]
Following is a favorite poem from “back in the day” that still touches me, thrills me reading it […]
One of the poets I love the most is Langston Hughes. I read his book, The Sweet Flypaper […]
Fifteen minutes today. A quiet place in the house – usually the sofa, blinds closed. I start out […]
I wonder if I should even bother with this post. After all, the Black men I know personally […]
Having always been an information and story aficionado (a more polite word than junkie), the Internet has become […]
For the first time in many years, I have seen my mother twice in the course of two […]
Why silence? I go to silence first when the room has heated up. Sometimes I’m in the room, […]
A short story of mine has just been published in Write on the Dot: Volume III. It is […]
Is that me? Am I that impatient, pushy and stubborn? Yes. Yes. And No. Yes, I am impatient […]
You know what you know but you don’t know what I know.Although you assume you do when you […]
My Aunt Fannie once told me that the argument that led to her divorce from her first husband […]
This is what I’ve observed: that sometimes, most times the people who cut you are the closest to […]
Social justice is the view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and social rights and opportunities. Social workers […]
This the exact quote that woke me up from my sleep: “And ain’t I a woman?” The full […]
I don’t care cause care don’t get you nowhere is a retort my friends and I used to […]
On Tuesday, Friday and Saturday I stepped outside of my comfort zone with great results. Just thought I’d […]
The email jumped out at me. I knew the writer. She’d purchased my booklet, Pushing through Shyness and […]