Georgia’s Loss is Today’s Lesson
The seemingly unquenchable fiery sting of defeat is probably still stinging the hearts of Georgia Bulldog fans this morning, and probably will for a really long time. After surviving double […]
Clarity: 2018
It was brought to my attention that some of the sentiments voiced about my indifferences of race and ethnic relationships at the end of 2017 were confusing and possibly even […]
Making a New Year Count
One of the great things about a New Year is the overwhelming sense of possibility. It’s a time we all get to reorder, prioritize, and redefine what and who is […]
Random Thoughts. Too Honest?
Author’s Note: Before I begin, I feel it is my duty as a writer to let you know that these words will not be as well-organized as usual. These are […]
The Fear of Asking for Christmas Gifts
When we were younger, my older sister and I knew we couldn’t ask for too much for Christmas. My mother did her best raising two kids on one income, but […]
A Young, Black Coach Stepping Out of Bounds
When is it okay to call out someone’s racial bias? Is it ever okay? Some would answer never, unless the offending party clearly made their intentions known. But what if […]
Merry… Thanksgiving?: November Update
Is it too early to start listening to Christmas music? If you walk into my classroom today the answer will be a resounding no. When people complain about it being […]
Stuck on the Jones Plantation
My feelings for Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant are complex. I support him, I’m confused and upset with him, and I pity him. I don’t know him personally. And what […]