Being Black, Being Woman and Being a Writer

I just attended the funeral of my great aunt, Yvonne Moore–my grandmother’s sister.  Pastor Prim preached about this physical life being a dress rehearsal.  So I thought about it and I agree,  that Jesus came to die for our sins so that we ‘may’ make our eternal home in Heaven when our number’s up.  So [...]

I don’t understand the logic of building prisons over schools.  Here in the United States of America the government will issue more funding toward housing criminals versus channeling those monies to the public school system which desperately need them.  Thus, down sizing the jail population by heading off criminals-to-be, with knowledge over circumstance and giving [...]

My theory on child support is to keep it between the initial party–mom, dad and child as long as there is a communication line and if not–get a mediator. You may argue, my child’s father is a knuckle head who won’t listen to reason, or my child’s mother is too demanding on my financial resources, [...]

I remember a time when I would journal on any piece of paper.  My thoughts are probably still in circulation via dollar bills or worse, their being kept on lock down in a vault.  You might find my thoughts on the back of an auditorium seat at Wyandotte High School or in cyberspace, but I ask that [...]

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