When an international magazine editor sits down on a chair called “the black woman chair,” for an editorial magazine… …heads are scratched. Pearls are actually clutched. Swear words are articulated. Anger is not just in the head or heart, it is felt in the body. From anger to sadness to despair. Then you remember this […]
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Jan 2014
What Are You Supposed To Tell Your Sons About the Black Woman Chair?
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Feb 2012
Have Character? Thoughts to end Black History Month…
I’m guest posting today for Enuma Okoro, author of The Reluctant Pilgrim. From the post…It’s the last day of Black History month. Is there anything exciting about ending a month where many of us aren’t even sure what exactly we are supposed to be doing during Black History Month? Is the month set aside to […]
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Jan 2009
Inauguration Day
I thought our new President’s inauguration speech was fantastic! As a follower of Jesus, I felt that he actually addressed so many of the things that I care about. (Not only that but also was extremely inclusive to those who follow Islam, Hinduism, Athiesm, etc.) I love that he addressed all of us as part […]
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Nov 2008
The Obama Election
For reasons I’m not quite ready to share yet I haven’t been able to bring myself to blog. Not due to busyness, -though life couldn’t get any busier- but I sort of feel like maybe I was a lead actress in the movie, Gigli & I got a 10 (out of 100) on the tomato-meter […]
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Oct 2008
Does being Evangelical mean being Republican? (or Democrat)
No. But, like Forest Gump, “that’s all I have to say about that.” Instead I’d like to refer to you a great book on this very issue. It was written by a friend of mine actually. Lisa & I worked on a National leadership team for InterVarsity a few years ago. What I […]
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