Several years ago, I sat down to watch a documentary on African spirituality. I’ve always been interested in religion and culture, and was curious to learn more about indigenous African traditions. As I watched, I thought about whether or not I could have been distantly related to the people I saw on television. I wondered … More African Traditional Religion
The Remember Who You Are Identity Summit, hosted by African Ancestry, was packed with useful insights and information. Here are some of my takeaways! … More African Ancestry Identity Summit
I watched a Red Table Talk episode recently about transracial adoption – and had a lot of thoughts! … More Red Table Talk – Transracial Adoption
It was hard for me to sum up my thoughts about this book into neat takeaways, but there were several things I appreciated about this book and I’m sharing two of those things with you today! … More Thoughts on “The Color of Compromise,” by Jemar Tisby
This past weekend, I was in the Outer Banks on a joint retreat with the women from my church and the women from another church in a nearby city. This retreat happens yearly but I had only been once, two years ago. It was a lot of fun to spend time at the ocean, hearing … More Story of my Weekend
The weight of this country is carried, in no small part, on Black shoulders. It’s exhausting. We need a break. … More Brandt, Amber, and the Rest of Us
I decided in high school that I wanted to attend an HBCU. I’m sharing a few of the reasons why attending an HBCU is still one of the best decisions I’ve made to date! … More What’s So Great About HBCUs?
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