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    Nick, Their Ball, Their Bat, Their Rules

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    July 17, 2020
    Nick, Their Ball, Their Bat, Their Rules

    So, Nick Cannon got fired from his long-running comedy improv show Wild ‘N Out. He said some things viewed as anti-Semitic on a recent episode of his podcast and YouTube show Cannon’s Class. He denies it, of course, and despite a lengthy social media apology to the Jewish community and…

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    Sen. Kelly Loeffler Says, You Will Not Dream in Color

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    July 10, 2020
    Sen. Kelly Loeffler Says, You Will Not Dream in Color

    So, Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) is telling it like it is. The co-owner of WNBA team Atlanta Dream doesn’t want her players wearing jerseys that state support for Black Lives Matter, and she’s firm on that. I feel so bad for the Dream players. It’s one thing to know that…

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  • Black women at work, For the culture

    People Change. We Need to Let Them

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    July 3, 2020
    People Change. We Need to Let Them

    One of the saddest things about being a Black person in America, probably a Black person almost anywhere actually, is that you tend to think about things through a colored lens. If something happens, the first question to come out of your mouth is, “Is she/he white?” Or, “were they…

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  • For the culture

    When It Comes to Human Rights for Black People, Little Things Count

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    June 26, 2020
    When It Comes to Human Rights for Black People, Little Things Count

    There are a lot of little things happening right now that may seem small or insignificant compared to the larger work that needs to be done to remove obstacles to Black Americans ability to grow and prosper in this country, but they’re not unimportant. I’m talking about things like knocking…

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    Self-care Is the Most Fabulous Act of Resistance

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    June 19, 2020
    Self-care Is the Most Fabulous Act of Resistance

    I have a niece. Fabulous. Educated, well credentialed, very good at her job, and always exquisitely turned out. Lashes, hair, make up air brushed on, clothes, car, everything top of the line and together. A few years ago she went through a bad patch. It happens. She was let go…

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  • Ponder this

    What’s the Difference Between White Liberal Rhetoric and True Advocacy?

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    June 12, 2020
    What’s the Difference Between White Liberal Rhetoric and True Advocacy?

    One of my oldest friends has a service job, work truck, hard hat, uniform, the whole bit. He often has to visit people at their home to do prep work before they start major projects that require digging and potentially hitting power, gas, and cable lines. He’s told me stories…

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  • Life plus style, Ponder this

    You Want an Immediate Way to Fight the Battle for Black Lives? Buy Black

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    June 5, 2020
    You Want an Immediate Way to Fight the Battle for Black Lives? Buy Black

    I don’t like protests. I understand them, the rage, emotion, the history and everything else that fuels such demonstrations. They do create awareness and solidarity, and I believe they have some value. But I don’t want Black people to focus their energy there. The country is up in arms right…

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  • Life plus style, Ponder this

    Black Lives Do Not Matter – to the Police

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    May 29, 2020
    Black Lives Do Not Matter – to the Police

    I haven’t been able to sleep well the past two nights. I keep having dreams that I’m stuck in a tight space, and I wake up yelling, hands and arms flailing. So, I looked it up. One interpretation suggests this dream “claustrophobia may be a sign that you feel a…

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  • In the media, Ponder this

    People Are Avoiding the ‘Rona In More Ways Than One

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    May 22, 2020
    People Are Avoiding the ‘Rona In More Ways Than One

    So, my mom turned 80 this week. Huge milestone, and it’s sad we couldn’t have a party or some kind of get together, but the way the ‘rona is set up, one must be cautious lest your celebration lead, quite literally, to your demise. It’s funny though. My old lady…

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