My daughter and I got to enjoy not just Halle Bailey’s The Little Mermaid Movie Night in the Park, but it was a park by the Bay! How fitting. The movie started at sunset, but we were there much earlier than sunset. This gave us time to enjoy some wonderful […]
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I Choose to Leave Bears Out of the Nonsense
There’s no way that race should be left out of that silly scenario floating around. For women at the top of the predatory, I mean social power structure, their fear is not warranted enough for discussion nor is their fear systemic. Anyone can come across a terrible person. That’s a […]
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Raven the Rose Queen: Girl in Red Dress with Red Roses
Imagine a book, or short story about Raven the Rose Queen. Imagine, an animation, TV Show, or movie. TV shows/movies are not necessarily healthy at all for developing and empowering young Black minds. In fact that they do the opposite, unless you have very solid parents influence.But this is where […]
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Unveiling Hidden Figures by Empowering Middle School Minds
Originally written on Facebook, April 15, 2017, back when I had my African-Centered Education Program. Since then, I realize that the movie has a white savior narrative and does other things to help whites feel comfortable and like they just needed to be “nice” and that was enough to not […]
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My Spring Gardening Day: Moving Plants Back Outside
My plants have been in the house way too long. My Aloe Vera, Pothos, and Desert Escape Succulent don’t like to go below 65 degrees. Well, of course that’s the textbook temperature, I have definitely had to let them stay out below that temperature; I usually would cover them up. […]
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Foul: The Explosive Interest in the WNBA
Some quick thoughts from my FB page: (Fake WNBA Interest) It’s a shame but oh so American that people are only paying attention to women’s basketball and the WNBA because of the media’s anti-Black coverage, portraying ole girl as their yt savior & portraying the Black & Brown girls as […]
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Bayou Barbie with Angel Eyes: Angel Reese
As I continue to work through my overwhelming and horrendous emotions regarding this country’s barbaric treatment of young Black people, who are doing nothing but living their best lives, I decided to ask CoPilot to list “Happy Facts” about LSU Basketball star, Angel Reese ————- Angel Reese is an extraordinary […]
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A Crowd of Thugs Taunt An Angel: Women’s NCAA Basketball
I’m handling this okay. I just saw that Angel was taunted by the crowd of thugs last night, that’s why I’ve been personally boycotting all sports, because of the rise of extreme racism in every single sport, with the media at the forefront and social media as the asylum. […]
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Kate Middleton and the Myth of “Bad Black Health”
Let me first say, yes, bad health is a thing. Bad health is a human thing. It’s science, it’s fact. However, anti-Black racism is not based on facts, it is based on ideology, beliefs, myths, emotions, feelings, experiences and things of that sort. Facts don’t matter when it comes to […]