2025: There’s Still Work To Be Done
As I ponder on the year 2024, there is still much work to be done. I have taken it upon myself to make my own opportunities while engaging in professional development to grow myself personally and professionally. In those personal … Continue reading 2025: There’s Still Work To Be Done
The January Theme: 2025: There’s Still Work To Be Done.
2025: Much Has Been Accomplished, But There’s Still Work To Be Done in the Post-George Floyd World. “Let us not just believe in the American dream, let us be worthy of it.”-Amanda Gorman We live in a society where many … Continue reading The January Theme: 2025: There’s Still Work To Be Done.
Are We Going Down With a Sinking Ship or Integrating into a Burning House?
“’ Going down with the sinking ship’ is an idiom that means to stay committed to a fairling cause or situation, even when it seems hopeless, often implying a sense of loyalty or responsibility, similar to how a captain on … Continue reading Are We Going Down With a Sinking Ship or Integrating into a Burning House?
Work To Do…
I am a strong advocate of learning and development. One of the best foundations for achieving personal success is knowing who you are and what your purpose is on this earth. “A healthy mind, body, and soul” has been my … Continue reading Work To Do…
Winter Reflection: The Buffalo Robe Story
Winter, a season of reflection, remembrance, and storytelling, has always been a sacred time for tribal communities—a time to gather and share lessons from the past. The Old Ones would say that as the snow blankets the earth, it also … Continue reading Winter Reflection: The Buffalo Robe Story
And Right Will Always Win?
No more lives torn apartThat wars would never startAnd time would heal all heartsAnd everyone would have a friendAnd right would always winAnd love would never end, noThis is my grown up Christmas list written by David Foster (music) and Linda Thompson-Jenner (lyrics). I … Continue reading And Right Will Always Win?
Christmassing While Black
Faithing while Black Dr. Esau McCauley, author of Reading While Black, contrasted one of the main features of the Black Church with a major point of contention in European Christianity. In a panel discussion with the Jude 3 Project, McCauley … Continue reading Christmassing While Black
Holiday Traditions and Transitions
Christmas is one of the most beloved holidays for many American families, especially children. In my family, it was more than a day. Our festivities began the day after Thanksgiving, as this was the official day for starting our decorating … Continue reading Holiday Traditions and Transitions
A Christmas Hope for Healing and Change
The holiday season stirs up a unique kind of reflection, especially for those who have walked through life’s shadows. For me, It’s been a long journey. As someone who has known the weight of pain and loss, I find myself … Continue reading A Christmas Hope for Healing and Change
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