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Tag: parenting

Journal, Personal Development, Social Commentary, Women's Rights

Heirlooms without Heirs

4th November 201619th December 2021by Alexis Chateau84 Comments on Heirlooms without Heirs
Heirlooms without Heirs

A brutally honest post on why my family's matriarchy may very well end with me.

Personal Development

The Price of Freedom

13th July 201623rd June 2019by Alexis Chateau67 Comments on The Price of Freedom
The Price of Freedom

My exact words to the HR lady were, “With all due respect, working here has been like working on a plantation with central air conditioning.”

Personal Development, Travel

The Mystery of S. Walton

20th June 201621st June 2017by Alexis Chateau13 Comments on The Mystery of S. Walton
The Mystery of S. Walton

On our way back from Illinois, Michael and I made a stop at the Franklin County Jail Museum.

Personal Development, Race Relations, Social Commentary

What to do with your Mixed-Race Child

13th June 20163rd January 2018by Alexis Chateau32 Comments on What to do with your Mixed-Race Child
What to do with your Mixed-Race Child

A guide for the (White) mothers who asked for advice on raising their Mixed-Race children.

Personal Development, Race Relations, Social Commentary

Why I HATED my Dolls as a Child

5th June 20166th June 2016by Alexis Chateau25 Comments on Why I HATED my Dolls as a Child
Why I HATED my Dolls as a Child

I was about five years old when I first started questioning why none of my dolls looked like me. This set the stage for my development as a Mixed Black female, all the way into adulthood.

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