Lifestyles
More Good Friend and Neighbors
Dearest God, Jesus, Holy Spirit, Thank you so much for loving us and allowing us to celebrate our thankfulness with family and friends during this Thanksgiving season.
We As Black Folks Must Use Our Common Sense In 2020 And Beyond
As we enter the last quarter of the 400th anniversary of our African ancestors being forcibly brought to enslavement in North America, here are my suggestions for 2020 and beyond:
More Good Friends And Neighbors
Dearest God, Jesus and Holy Spirit,
Thank you for this wonderful day, October 16, 2019. This morning you woke us up because we can feel the heart drum beating in our chests.
How To Be An Anti - Racist, According To Ibram X Kendi
Ibram X. Kendi admittedly once trivialized racism.
Celebrating Shirley Chisholm
It's been 50 years since Shirley Chisholm was elected to the U.S. Congress and took Washington, DC by storm. A lot of men didn't know quite what to do with her. She was the first Black Congresswoman and she made such a splash that many women were listening and were inspired to run not only for Congress, but for all kinds of offices to serve the people. When I ran for Congress in Louisiana, she was one of the first persons to send a check.
Who Will Care in My Foot Steps: Mary Eliza Mahoney
Dearest God, Jesus, Holy Spirit, Thank you for loving and protecting all of us!
You Must Bend, But Not Break!
One thing that I've noticed as of late is that more and more people are beginning to reach their breaking point. They're going through something significant in their lives or their dealing with some type of major challenge.
You Can't Pretend To Show Up
Pretending is something we probably all did as kids. For me, it was a way to have fun and escape to my "happy place."