Life Lessons From My Uncle Larry
Today we celebrate the birthday of a great man! Well, two great men: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, but
Dear Black Students, Your Freedom Will Not Come From What You Learn in School
The master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house. Audre Lorde Dear Black Students: I understand how frustrating it must be
Motherhood: The Choice
To be a mother means that you created life. Women are the ultimate barriers to life. There are now ways to create life without an actual man; but still, the
Musings On Life In A Pandemic And The Similarities To My Life With Lupus:
Living through the pandemic is what my life is like living with lupus. A small part of me is relieved that so many people are living the way I have
An Open Apology To My Stomach
A letter of apology to my stomach: Today, I started my regular self-hate against you, my stomach, as I tried, and failed, to fit into my shorts from last summer.
My 7-Year-Old Helped Frame Her IEP Goals
Having a child with a disability, and becoming disabled myself, has put me through a boot-camp that prepared me for the war for quality services for folks with disabilities. I
Musings On My Conflicting Feelings Regarding National Juneteenth Celebrations
All my life, being Black, specifically African American (ADOS), the reality of being enslaved in America and being mistreated after
JUNETEENTH: A BATTLE WIN, IN THE WAR FOR BLACK FREEDOM.
Juneteenth is a celebration of a HUGE BATTLE WIN in the war for freedom for (ADOS) African Descendents of Slavery
