I knew it, I knew it. I was jumping around like I a maligned reality tv star during a reunion or one of those “not
Category: Diversity
The Analogous Reverse: Tales of the City and Martin Luther King Day
It’s reverse bullying. That was my ridiculous and embarrassed reaction to a horrible situation. Early one morning, around 6:30 am, it was still dark when
Reflections on Juneteenth: Jim Crow, Ron DeSantis and Betsy DeVos
I didn’t mean to do it. Some call it a “resting bitch face.”1 I did it today when someone said, “Well, I didn’t learn about
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces: Bridges, Visualizations and Ukraine
I tend to over think things. In any given situation I tend to mentally do pros and cons, spreadsheet or simply do nothing and rest
Go Figure: Mathematical Incompetency and Historical Inaccuracy
Please stop the discount— she won’t make a difference. Stop. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has been nominated to the Supreme Court. On the surface, the
Let’s Talk about Illiteracy: Read the Room, Black History and a Moment of Silence
“Read the room.” is a clever statement uttered in TV shows, or movies that means someone is saying or doing is totally inappropriate and implores
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 