This is Black History Month. When I was growing up, it was Black History Week, started in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson. All told, Black
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March Madness, April Sadness and Hands Off: Observations of a Black Woman with Math and History
Not so fast. Saturday’s Hands Off March definitely had an impact, thousands participated. But, will it result in any change? Let’s look at numbers, history
Seven Days: The Olympic Trials, the Presidential Debate and the 4th of July
“Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer,” I’d sing loudly with my parents’ Nat King Cole record in a way only little kids
March Madness: Scott Adams, Linkedin and a Blog Post
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
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
Taxation by Representation: the Taxers and the Taxed
I had this moment of clarity. The Hasan Minaj, interview on the New Yorker radio hour. It’s right after 9/11, Hasan is a teenager and
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 