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. […]
Blog , Strong Roots: Generational Health , The Storm
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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 […]
Always Blooming: Spiritual Garden , Blog
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Despite Worldly Labels-I Know Who I Am
–I’m Black (and would never ever change my color even if you paid me), but I’m Black only because deplorable whiteness took the place of god and start putting humans in color categories. Before the 1700s, there used to be no concept of white people or Black people. –I’m African, […]
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Winning 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 amazing and brings lots of healing and insight. Make that appointment. There are people like me though, who also need […]
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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 is not cursed. My body is not a disease. White bodies are not perfect, even though that’s what society and […]
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Staying with Spouse During Hard Times is Not “Struggle Love”
The 4 Tops, Bernadette song, a Black man singing to his Black woman: “They’d give the world and all they own For just one moment we have known” ——— Now that’s the type of Black Love I’ve witnessed and thus I knew I deserved it too. And I have it […]
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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 accountable and judged and suffer for offenses that we ourselves didn’t even commit. Also, make one mistake and the world […]
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Black Teen Life Stories: As Vital as Bible Stories
Life stories of Black teenagers are just as significant as narratives found in the Bible. I was listening to a church service & they were mentioning how much they need help with reaching young people, which would ultimately help reduce crime. If you’re trying to help young (troubled) people and […]
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Learning Patience When You Want Life to Give You Lemons
After a week inside I got my lemon tree back outside today and the bees are going to be so happy about this. I’m looking forward to watching the bees again. Butterflies would come too but they won’t stay long when it’s full of 10 or so bees. Look at […]
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Positive TV: Abbott Elementary is Head of the Class
I truly enjoyed Season 3 Episode 1. I was so glad it was an hour long because I’m never ready for the show to end after just 30 minutes. I hope the rest of the season will continue to be A+. ———————- Older posts from my FB page- April 26, […]