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Kwanzaa 2020: Day 1 UMOJA (Unity)
"The First Principle, Umoja (Unity), begins with ourselves, but expands...
A Sunday Walk In The Park
On my Sunday walk, I tried to reach 10,000 steps. Almost. It was a nice day...
Blackopoly
Blackopoly "GAME NIGHT," last night (Saturday 12, 2020). We played...
I Was A History Maker While History Was Being Made
I had no one to guide me on how to choose a college. Yet, I ended my career as a school counselor… I attended a tuition-free college.
Jerome’s Birthday Dinner 12-05-2020
Click Here To See The Menu of Bar + Bean (Black Owned in DC) Kale Salad Mixed...
My Three Birthday Wishes
It's Day 3 of my weekend birthday celebration. On Day 1, I walked for 73...
MY THREE GIFT WISHES
It's Day 2 of my weekend birthday celebration. Yesterday, I walked for 73...
“To get a good job, get a good education. Go to college.”
I had no one to guide me on how to choose a college. Yet, I ended my career as a school counselor… I attended a tuition-free college.
From Dismissed to Indispensable
I had no one to guide me on how to choose a college. Yet, I ended my career as a school counselor… I attended a tuition-free college.
Race & Economics Damages: A Conference Presentation 11/20/2020
"Economics of the Draft DC Bill based on the California SB41" Calculating...
What Do I Believe?
What do I believe? What do you believe? During "The 1960s Project...
I Got By, With Lots of Help
Before I arrived on Howard University’s campus in fall 1966, “black” wasn’t part of my lexicon. I was “colored” or “Negro.” In my eyes, as well as the eyes of many, I was an “ultra-conservative white wannabe.” My freshman year changed all that.