Our first school shooting: the road to healing will be long
Published by The St. Louis American, October 29, 2023 The year marking the tragedy of October 24, 2022 has come and gone, with many questions
Published by The St. Louis American, October 29, 2023 The year marking the tragedy of October 24, 2022 has come and gone, with many questions
Published by The Black Commentator, October 19, 2023 Can its dysfunction be a threat to national security? Now the country’s business is being held hostage
One Year Mark of the Central VAP School Shooting: The Need for Introspection and Systems Change Moving through Trauma to Holistic Healing The school shooting
Published by The St. Louis American, October 4, 2023 Over the summer, after hearing complaints and concerns from voters, I conducted my own, unscientific survey.
Published by The Black Commentator, September 28, 2023 Most of the family-centered legislation that Congress passes is not based upon its grace and empathy. It
Published by The Black Commentator, September 7, 2023 We’ve been talking about the Black teacher shortage for years now using the hashtag #WeNeedBlackTeachers. Because there
Published by Capital City Hues, August 21, 2023 Black people die disproportionately in a number of ways in this country. By the hands of police,
Published by African World, Summer Edition, 2023 In 1993, Hollywood adapted a movie from Tina Turner’s autobiography. It was entitled “What’s Love Got to Do
Published by the St. Louis American, August 13, 2023 I would say that the family of Henrietta Lacks finally got some measure of justice–but I’m