Let me frame this difficult conversation by saying this: histories can end.
Tag Archives: Black Lives Matter
As A Gay Black Person With A Disability, I Fear For My Future With Trump As President
Today, I cry. We have come such a long way as a country. But now, I am left questioning what will happen to our future and generations to come.
Dismantling The Myth Of “Black-On-Black” Crime
Whenever a soul is taken away due to senseless crime or race, it is a tragedy. The senseless killings of all human beings have to stop. We must assess the origins of the problem to properly rectify the issue.
We Desperately Need To Have An Honest Conversation On Racial Issues In America
The recent within the U.S. in the last few days has been extremely chaotic. Much has been brought to light. But it’s only through immense constructive dialogue that we can move forward as a country.
#SayTheirName: We Can Never Remain Silent On Why All Lives Matter
The Foundation of Women in Hip Hop recently recently held Detroit’s 1st Women in Hip Hop Conference and Concert. At one point, the lead organizer of the Detroit Black Lives Matter movement took a moment to remember those lost to violence.
One Of The Realest Talks On Gun Violence & Youth Unemployment Happened On The Steve Harvey Show
This week, I came across The Steve Harvey Show’s episode on gun violence. That episode changed my entire perspective on the state of gun violence and youth unemployment not just in Chicago, but also around the nation.
About The Inner Battles You’re Facing, Know You’re Not Alone: In Memory Of Black Lives Matter Activist Marshawn McCarrel
MarShawn McCarrel was a known Black Lives Matter activist who recently took his life. From this tragedy, I hope many will realize they don’t have to suffer with their inner battles alone.
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