I decided to share this poem because on Sept. 11, 2001, we weren't Democrats or Republicans, we weren't Black or white, we weren't Christians or Jews, we were all Americans that day. Read on
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Okay and who thinks Black history should also be taught in schools? Great! By a show of hands, who thinks Critical Race Theory should be taught in schools? Awesome. You know who doesn’t? Texas Governor Greg Abbott. House Bill 3979, signed by Governor Abbott, states that Critical Race Theory will not be required to be… Read on
My hands wavin’ over puddles of rain, Grass seeds poppin’ and puffin’ open on my shin, Sneakers slidin against the bumpy wet pavement, Runnin’ so I can make it on time, Believin’ you’ll be there, On route to you, Waitin’ at a standstill cause I went so fast, In a swipe and a slide I… Read on
Follow the stream, Romeo cried, “O, that I were a glove upon that hand. That I might touch that cheek,” I need not yearn for this desire, For I am the hand, glove and cheek, After the night passes and dawn rises, Dew hangs in droplets from grass, I brush them with my finger, Wet… Read on
Since concerts are coming back virtually and in real life (and I’m going to see Fall Out Boy on July 27), I think I should give you some tips to help enhance your concert experience. Be it indoor or out, preparedness is the key to having a great time. BRING WATER!!!!!!!!!!! This one is obviously… Read on
I was seven years old when I went to my first Atlanta Hawks game. I remember walking with my mom and at the entrance. I wasn’t nervous, but I was excited to see the team play. One of the first things I noticed was the cheerleaders. They were so pretty, with their silver, sparkly pom-poms.… Read on