Let’s play a game. It’s called “Guess The Threat Level!” On a scale of 1-10, let’s guess the […]
We haven’t slept well since March. We try to catch a moment’s break, after making lunch, in between Zoom school sessions and our own work, but it slips through our fingers, a specter fading fast, as young voices ring out with questions and requests. Maybe later, with a glass of wine.
Women at mid-life. Women on the edge.
We, the people of the District of Columbia, would like a few words. While the world watched in horror, residents of the capital city were shuttering businesses, running for cover, and watching as rioters, foaming at the mouth like rabid dogs, overran our backyard.
When does the collective wail of the majority get to drown out the rantings of the minority? When do our healthcare workers get uninterrupted, unbiased time on every network, in every news outlet to tell their stories, to tell the unvarnished truth? How will we ever make amends to the families of the dead, to the millions unemployed, to the small businesses that have closed, to the school children, because of the country’s leaders’ utter failure to lead?
For this #GivingTuesday on December 1, 2020, and my upcoming birthday, I’m asking people to join me in […]
We are all spent and on edge Every day, I read the news. I see the photos. I […]
Six Black people (four men, one woman, and a teenaged boy) have been found hanging from trees in […]
Our Role in Dismantling Systemic Racism Hello? Is there anyone there? I can’t tell anymore. The news the […]
The Supreme Court is expected to rule on whether employers have the right to fire employees based on […]
My maternal grandfather called us “strong-willed women”. It was a point of pride with him. I come from […]
