COVID in a Neighborhood Near You
Published in the Cap City Hues April 6, 2020 COVID-19 case is not coming to a neighborhood near—it’s already in your neighborhood. This is what a pandemic looks like. The U.S. is months into the virus yet there is still no national comprehensive, coordinated plan to stop the deadly virus. The number of U.S. COVID-19 […]
Coronavirus in Black and Green
Published in the St. Louis American March 11, 2020 The situation with COVID-19 is worth watching for several reasons. The coronavirus has infected nearly 110,000 people and killed 3,800 people in 100 countries. Just recently, a case popped up in St. Louis County, so now our region is part of the growing global statistics. It […]
Free to Kill
Published in The Capital City Hues on February 24, 2020 “If you don’t like it—move!” That’s the historic response that those of African descent have heard whenever we confront issues of injustice or inequity by racist systems of oppressions. Surprisingly, it is the most common response hurled at small family farmers and residents who oppose […]