wisdom and wounds
Bintou Diarraplaying on Dr. Thema-Bryant's concept of "pulling wisdom from our wounds" to put words to the journeys we're all leading
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Trading Workaholism for Fulfillment
Moments of rest were quite rare in my household.
I remember my mother leaving the house at six or seven in the morning and coming back at 10 PM to cook and clean for me and my siblings. She’d wake up at 5 AM and do it all again. Tuesdays,...
Living the Dream
I spent most of my childhood occupying other worlds. If I wasn’t immersing myself in a novel, I was lost in reverie. If I wasn’t daydreaming about ideal scenarios that seemed far out of reach, I was on social media platforms that heightened...
The Ultimate Lesson on Humility
Lessons about the virtue of humility were quite common in my upbringing. Cautionary tales about evil eye and voodoo from my West African mother and aunties. Constant exhortations to “be humble” in group settings. Advice that encouraged the...
Decisions, Decisions: Choosing a Meaningful Life in a World of Conflicting Voices
The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost is among the most popular works of American literature. I was first introduced to the poem in the third grade, and read it several times, ( ~~often against my will~~ ), since. My fifth-grade moving up cere...
Healing Insecurity: Musings from a Retired Hater
“We live in a town that rewards pretending, and I had been pretending to be fierce and fearless for a very long time.”
These were the words of Gabrielle Union at the 2013 annual Black Women in Hollywood Luncheon. Her journey to fight th...
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