I will never tire of saying this: If you are Black and over the age of 18, you need to be registered to vote. Nope! Shut up! Go register to … Continue reading Black Voters Matter

I will never tire of saying this: If you are Black and over the age of 18, you need to be registered to vote. Nope! Shut up! Go register to … Continue reading Black Voters Matter
I’m a Black writer. I am a writer who happens to be Black. In this, the blackest of all months, I remember this frightening fact: I would be murdered for … Continue reading Black Writers Matter
My new favorite past time is to window shop on TikTok. In my late night window shopping, I have found more products may buy more Black people than I have … Continue reading Make It Black Owned
With everything digital, the way that we read is becoming that much more modern as well. And with more black writers, riding more black stories, and with the superpower of … Continue reading The Black Voice Actor
Last year in this space, I celebrated the nomination and eventual confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. The first Black woman to be on the United States Supreme … Continue reading There Are Still Firsts To Be Had
The Passport Bros. Where do I start? These group of cats are completely different animal. Growing up in Saint Louis, you would always run up on Black boys/men who just … Continue reading Beware The Skinfolk Klansmen
Follow her on TT/IG: @thenursehealer. Follow this dynamic young woman here. Black Nurses Matter. Mykesha Mack is The Nurse Healer. Anyone that has followed any platform that I’m on knows … Continue reading The Nurse Healer
Dr. King would have been 94 today. 94. Torches: I want to remind of you two things as we go into this time of remembering and service. I. Your life … Continue reading “If You Can’t Fly, Run…”
And here we go– Apple ain’t gon keep playing on our top and in our face. “The Slap” was about 6 months ago. Y’all can’t let this man live his … Continue reading Talk About It Tuesday-09/20/2022
“Not always have we had amnesia…” -Sunni Patterson When I first heard Sunni Patterson preform the work We Know This Place, the phrase ‘not always have we had amnesia’ stuck … Continue reading For The Ancestors-Part 2