Mary Mcleod Bethune (July 10, 1875 – May 18, 1955) was a Black teacher and humanitarian. However, our ancestral auntie is best known for starting a private school for … Continue reading The Boldness Of One Black, Female Teacher: The Legacy Of Mary McLeod Bethune
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 … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY- 03/08/2019
Picture it in 2015, and scrolling through Facebook. I was looking for somewhere to take my girls on a weekend excursion. This is the video that caused the course of … Continue reading #28DaysOfBlackness: One Little Video—Books N Bros & Eye See Me Bookstore
Jordan Peele is our here scaring and winning. Stacey Abrams is acting more and more like the POTUS we need and CARDI B won a Grammy! Sweet Love Hangover indeed! … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY 02/15/2019
We are the most disrespected ethnicity, race and culture in the world. Don’t believe me? Challenge me and show me different. You won’t be able to, but hey! It’s worth an effort! … Continue reading Unforgivable Blackness: We Are More Than A Month
Kellyanne ConArtist out here admitting she got hemmed up in public, Gucci lost their minds with these sweaters, and AOC is a different kinda G! On top of that? The … Continue reading RUNITBACK FRIDAY/02/08/2019
Before the change is complete for a butterfly, before the wings can ever be open to grace the world, you have to break from your current confines. It is the … Continue reading Butterfly Wings, Butterfly Muscles
Repeat after me: A cocoon is where you change. A catacomb is a maze of where other dead things are. A tomb is where all dead things remain. Change is … Continue reading Cocoons, Catacombs &Tombs
If you want to get technical, change and expectancy aren’t the same thing. They just aren’t. However, neither are they mutually exclusive. The desire to change doesn’t always yield and … Continue reading Change Versus Expectancy
Kendrick Lamar as this track on his album To Pimp A Butterfly called How Much A Dollar Cost. When I heard this track, I fell in love with this lyricism … Continue reading For The Price Of Change
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