Follow: @mynamesuperlong on TikTok. He’s a blessing. When Black men are vulnerable, it is King level attractive! Speaking as one whom loved her father, misses him daily, is able to … Continue reading 28 DAYS OF BLACKNESS: The Power of Odi Draco
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The Favorites: 36Chambers Ain’t Only For The Wu-Tang!
Follow my favorite, because he is amazing–and makes me smile on a daily: @36wutang72. So, let me tell you about this guy. And I can’t do it without grinning. Or … Continue reading The Favorites: 36Chambers Ain’t Only For The Wu-Tang!
28 Days Of Blackness: Twice As Hard, Twice As High…
Simone Biles hasn’t competed in any event in over a year. Yet, there is one thing that grates on me. Knowing how good that Simone is at this sport, how … Continue reading 28 Days Of Blackness: Twice As Hard, Twice As High…
Black History Is Here. We Make It Daily…
This is my favorite time of year, dear Torches. The month of February, this February, feels different, is different. For that reason, I approach this particular Black History Month with … Continue reading Black History Is Here. We Make It Daily…
To Our Black Fathers & Men
This is another year of celebrating Father’s Day, has come and gone. So much has happened, that on this month, you may not feel reverenced or important. You may feel … Continue reading To Our Black Fathers & Men
If I Had A Son…
I am the mother of two beautiful, smart Black girls. When I was married to my first husband, I thought my first child would be a boy. I had a … Continue reading If I Had A Son…
Pop A Collar, Adjust A Crown
It’s Men’s Month! So, in light of all that is happening in the world around us–even as it burns–let us be light to the men in our lives, and whom … Continue reading Pop A Collar, Adjust A Crown
RUNITBACK FRIDAY-10/05/2018
The nation is officially Arkham Asylum for the Criminally Insane. The President is Fredrick Krueger. Don’t debate me on this. Please don’t debate me on this. #LetsTalkAboutIt #Survivors #Stories #BelieveWomen … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY-10/05/2018
In The Betterment Of Sons
As the mother of black children, the wife of a black man whom is an educator, I cannot let the remainder of this month run out without speaking the young … Continue reading In The Betterment Of Sons
We Are Family: Brothers, Remember the World Outside
I miss watching my Dad and my uncles play basketball together. Growing up, I saw my Dad and his brothers play ball all the time. They were loud. They were … Continue reading We Are Family: Brothers, Remember the World Outside
The Ideal Firestarter 