Nightmare at the Dentist- Part One
I’ve been going through a bit of a dental nightmare for months now. And it’s time to wake up. In
Watched, Then Ignored-A Day in the Life of a Black Consumer
I am not invisible I see you, you see me I am not invisible Like you make me out to
Are you happy with your life or green with envy?
Are you an envious person? If your answer was a quick “no”, was it true? Did you really stop to
Covid 19- Not the Only Virus After our Teens
COVID-19 wasn’t the only disease after your teen, during this pandemic. It was one of many viruses lurking in their
Moms…Are Ya’ll ok?
This week I took an informal poll of moms that I know. Moms that I’d normally see at school events,
Dinner with a side of racism
To the racist restaurant owner that disrespected my daughter and her friends, last weekend. I saw the video. I saw
The Subtleties of Racism in the Workplace
Have you ever been sexually harassed and too scared to speak up? Or been the subject of dirty talk, whistling
When Telemedicine Just Won’t Do
Two weeks ago, my daughter took a pill that was prescribed to her by a neurologist, for headaches. After taking
Without Hydroxychloroquine, What Do Us Lupus Sufferers Do?
I’ve been taking hydroxychloroquine for Lupus every day, for nearly 20 years. Yes. That’s the medicine that is all over
Teaching Kids about Racial Diversity
Today I’m honored to share a post written by my friend, author and speaker, Nicole Doyley, about the importance of
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