Sometimes an answer is so clear, it is as if it were whispered into your ear. “I integrate white spaces, one room at a time.”
Tag: civil rights
A Wrinkle in Time: The Conversation, The History and The Revelation
Little pitchers have big ears.1 I heard that a lot as a kid and had no idea what it meant, other than it was accompanied
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
Head Over Heels: Gestures of Comfort, Performative Nonsense and Strategic Action; a Post Election Guide
Election Results – Be Civil: Look at the numbers, not the headlines. The election is not a landslide, it is not a supermajority and it
Juneteenth: News, History and Bite Size
Snacks exist to ease hunger between meals, but, snacks are not a meal. Snacks aren’t the healthiest of foods; loaded with sugar, salt and fat,
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces: Phillis in Boston, The Real James Bond was Dominican and A Beautiful Resistance
I was born in 1958, the same year China Achebe, a Nigerian novelist wrote “Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 