Just Dance, Part I

Historically, Black Americans have excelled at the art of dance. Black American males had a storied history with dance, delighting in performing. As a child, I grew up watching black-and-white videos of The Temptations. Grandma and Mama fawned over them in their pristine suits, elegantly stepping in sync. Their smooth coordination was spellbinding. I understood […]

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Not Our Ancestors

It is so hot out. Despite the 90+ degree weather that Saturday morning, I was determined to complete my bike ride. My husband and I left at 9 AM, planning to ride for two hours until the sun reached its zenith. The plan worked, and we were finished with our ride before 11:30. However, the […]

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Intolerable Opinions

Over the weekend, I watched FD Signifiers “Understanding the Black Manosphere” video. I usually hesitate to watch FD. I don’t find his commentary off-putting. I just think the man talks too much! I grew up listening to preachers bloviate for hours, so all that long-talking triggers me. As far as I’m concerned, you should be […]

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