
I write all my feelings. I probably share a little too much. I love Jesus. I’m on a liberation train toward freedom, and I hope I die empty, having given everything I was meant to give.
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My most intimate relationships, good or bad, have always been a catalyst or a muse for my writing. As you can tell, if I’m in conflict, I’m going to write about it. If I’m in love, I’m going to write about it. Grieving. Questioning. Loathin...
One of my teenage anthems was Wilson Phillips’ Hold On.
It debuted in the winter of 1990, but by the summer of 1991 it was in heavy rotation on airwaves and CD players everywhere. My friend Diane and I wore that song out. Whether we were d...
The verdict reaction that swarmed my timeline yesterday has me thinking about respectability politics.
As someone who grew up in a family that subscribed to this form of survival in America, I understand the why of it. In fact, I carried m...
Black boys.
A jury of peers.
White supremacy is why Austin Metcalf died and why Karmelo Anthony was found guilty by a jury of his all-white peers.
Many white people are viewing this case and believe it is open and shut. Two seventeen-y...
On Simone Biles, headlines, patriarchy, and refusing to normalize diminishment
As a writer—and someone who has worked in media for a long time now—I’ve learned to pay attention to headlines.
Not just the words themselves, but the architec...
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I write all my feelings. I probably share a little too much. I love Jesus. I’m on a liberation train toward freedom, and I hope I die empty, having given everything I was meant to give.
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