We're not so fragile that you need to be responsible for our well-being or success.
This International Women’s Day: Men, Please Stop Empowering Women!
Category: Human Rights
Observations on developments in human rights, especially of Blacks and other minorities in America.
Carnival Magic Days 1 & 2: Atlanta to Miami to Day at Sea
There is nothing quite like a sunset in the tropics.
4 Jamaican Women Who Played a Defining Role In Jamaican Culture
If you've never heard of the Jamaican Maroons, you're missing out on an important chapter of slave history.
Special Black History Month Sale for THE MOREAU WITCHES Novel
You can disagree all you like, but I believe Black history month should be a celebration, not a mourning.
4 Slavery References that Have Lost Their Racial Trigger in Jamaica
In the Third World, we have much bigger fish to fry than semantics.
Book Reading of The Moreau Witches at the HELLIUM Halloween Event on October 31st
On October 31st, I celebrated the Halloween Release of The Moreau Witches by doing a book-reading at HELLIUM.
The Moreau Witches, A Novel: From Bread Riots to Soup Joumou
What would you give up to gain freedom?
Exploring Alaska: The Arboretum & the Catholic Shrine
Trees often give great lessons in perserverence.
Three Victorian Women Who Were No Fragile Damsels In Distress
I was tired of seeing the hyper-masculine brand of female strength: essentially a tough-guy act with a pretty face, zero-percent body fat and a history of trauma.
Suicide and Mental Illness are not Synonymous, So Quit Jumping to Conclusions
Is mental illness the new black?