No, discourse isn’t dead. You’re not saying anything worth listening to.
It’s easy to have “well-reasoned” discourse when it isn’t your humanity, dignity, or well-being that is being treated like an intellectual exercise.
Living in the fierce urgency of now
I do not expect every black person to be as outspoken about racism and justice as I am. It would […]
Black folks can’t live in peace, and we certainly can’t die in peace
Black people can’t escape indignity, even in death. It is a privilege for one’s memory to Rest In Peace.
Taking a stand on a slave auction block
My ancestors’ heels were bruised by white supremacy, but my feet will crush its head.
Dictating the conditions of freedom
Call it patriotism, respect for the troops, law and order, or anything else, but when white people attempt to curtail black people’s right to protest, it will always be racism.
The White Man’s Religion: How white Christians can pursue racial reconciliation
I would like for my white Christian friends to consider something: Slavery and segregation are stumbling blocks to African Americans […]
Self-care for people of color during these racially tumultuous times
How to take care of yourself in the fight against injustice.
What a cabinet taught me about self-care
What the chaos of renovating my home taught me about caring for myself.
Stop it: Five annoying social media behaviors that need to go
We’ve all been guilty of one or more of these annoying behaviors on social media. Of the social sins we […]
Potty Training: One Family’s Saga
Potty training: One Family’s Saga Here is The Armchair Family’s potty training story. Through laughter and tears we were able […]
