Is Honesty Too Much To Ask For Christmas?
I love the Lord with all my heart and know that He sits high on the throne, not looking down on us, but over us. One can’t help but wonder, particularly as a woman of color, when will America see … Continue reading Is Honesty Too Much To Ask For Christmas?
Reflections of Happiness: Past, Present and Future
PAST: As the holidays draw near, I reflect upon the memories of growing up as the youngest of four siblings in our family. I recall the – now ancient times – of our household income being so thin [see “Side … Continue reading Reflections of Happiness: Past, Present and Future
Too Close to Fail: Why Meharry School of Global Health is Focused on the Political Determinants of Health
“In a circle, we are all equal, No one in front of you, No one behind you, No one above you and No one below you” While the circle can have many meanings and interpretations, less discussed, is how the … Continue reading Too Close to Fail: Why Meharry School of Global Health is Focused on the Political Determinants of Health
Slaying The Behemoth Of Health Inequity
It was clear that in our historically maintained structures of systemic racism and colonialism, the comprehensive Behemoth of Health Inequity was and is an anchoring component of a system of injustice. Kevin Robinson It started back on September 8th, 2022. … Continue reading Slaying The Behemoth Of Health Inequity
Surviving Sepsis and Systemic Racism: The Reality of Black Maternal Health in America
I am a Black woman with a doctoral degree who is relatively healthy and by the time I turned 35, I had undergone multiple surgeries, experienced several pregnancy losses, and faced a near-fatal battle with sepsis. Sepsis is a life-threatening … Continue reading Surviving Sepsis and Systemic Racism: The Reality of Black Maternal Health in America
Psychological Safety & Thankful November Transitions
As an advocate for psychological safety in education and the workplace, I feel the month of November is a perfect time to set the stage for new beginnings in the quest. Psychological safety begins with feeling connected to a group … Continue reading Psychological Safety & Thankful November Transitions
Healing the Circle: How Indigenous Wisdom Guides Health Equity
The circle is a powerful symbol within Indigenous cultures, representing unity, interconnectedness, and the cyclical nature of life. It reflects a worldview that honors balance and harmony, where all beings and elements are seen as equal parts of an unbroken … Continue reading Healing the Circle: How Indigenous Wisdom Guides Health Equity
Where Faith Meets Native Tradition: A Vision Quest for Healing in the Sacred Circle
As we gather for November’s dedicated Health and Wellness Month, we embrace the profound teachings embedded in the concept of the circle—an idea deeply rooted in both Indigenous culture and the broader tapestry of humanity. The circle represents equality, trust, … Continue reading Where Faith Meets Native Tradition: A Vision Quest for Healing in the Sacred Circle
HELP ME! I AM ALL OVER THE PLACE!
We have become a society that often scrutinizes whether or not a person really suffers from mental health. But do you understand mental health and what it means to be in a mental state where you feel your world is … Continue reading HELP ME! I AM ALL OVER THE PLACE!
