Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who will join the United States Supreme Court as the first Black woman in the court’s 233-year history. She...

Tiya Miles’s ALL THAT SHE CARRIED: The Journey of Ashley’s Sack, a Black Family Keepsake, is a masterpiece. I thought I had a grasp on...

It was a relief when the jury convicted R. Kelly. It took just nine hours. But really, it took thirty years. Why?

The 2020 census data is a startling surprise to many. For others the data are confirmation of reality. We are a multiracial nation....

I watched the racism, the sexism, and the hypocrisy around Nikole Hannah-Jones and her tenure battle at UNC. The halls of power have a...

In celebration of Juneteenth – I invited you to learn more about scholarship focusing on Race in the Marketplace (RIM). RIM’s Geraldine...

Graduates are beginning internships, jobs or awaiting the start of grad school. Or not. It’s the not category that interests me. Yes,...

It has been one year since George Floyd was murdered. According to Statista “the ‘trend of fatal police shootings’ in the United States...

Take a listen to International Perspectives as Chris Arming, Dr. Marta Mensa and I explore perspectives from beyond the United States, as...

Driving is not a crime. Murder is. I am exhausted by the excuses made for police officers who murder Black people. I am nauseated by the...

I have been trying to process the murders in Atlanta. I am struggling. Clearly, they represent the nexus of gender, race, ethnic and...

I ran across Ashley Richardson-George’s video on Girlsday. It’s from the Black Human Film series. Her voice is eloquent and strong. Her...

Who can resist a great book, especially books on anti-racism! Here are my latest purchases. I recently listened to Austin Channing...

As I was considering what to write on the first day of Black History Month, I was again stuck by the irony of celebrating Black...

Today with the inauguration of President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Vice President Kamala Harris, they did. Now, as inaugural poet Amanda...

“We’ve got to give ourselves to this struggle until the end,” said Dr. Martin Luther King, the day before he was assassinated. That “we”...

My heart is heavy. The politics of these days, with a mob of terrorists, wreaking havoc on the United States Capital and thus, the...

The queen is the most powerful piece in the game of chess. Her prominence came with the rise of female monarchs in the 15th century and...

On October 3, 1863, in the midst of the civil war, a time of great challenge amongst a divided nation, President Abraham Lincoln issued a...

When it comes to careers, why are we always talking about the ladder and how to climb it? The short answer is, the ladder reflects a...