Posted on social media a few days ago, as I get ready to try my best to stay off social plus stay away from Googling these ladies’ names, and the …
Justice for Jordan Chiles: The Real Winner!
WNBA Women Don’t Owe Clark a Damn Thing
But what I do owe myself, is to keep my self-care, healing and spirituality at the forefront of my life and mind, so that’s what this post is about. I …
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 …
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 …
Blog The StormBayou 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 …
Blog The StormA 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 …
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 …
Always Blooming: Spiritual Garden Blog The StormWinning in a World that Keeps Mental Health on a Battlefield
Soul Healing: The Power of Therapy, Medication, and Self-Care in a War Zone World Therapy is needed & if it’s the right type of therapy and right therapist, it is …
Scientific Racism Doesn’t Define My Divinely Made Body
The Poisonous Legacy of Scientific Racism: Unmasking its Role in Ailing Societies High blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, etc are not “Black diseases.” I’m wonderfully made. I’m divinely made. My body …
The Obsession with ‘Black Accountability’ is a Form of Anti-Blackness
Believing there’s a need for ‘Black Accountability’ is rooted in anti-Black sentiments. This anti-black obsession with “accountability.” Black people are held more accountable than anyone else. Hell, we are held …