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I recently asked you to share how you’re coping, and you all delivered with awesome tips for reducing stress! Here are just a few… I hope there’s something in here that helps inspire you to do something that helps you… more →
Anybody else ready to be done with all the uncertainty and the stress and just go cool out under a tree for the next few months? I know I am!! But, let’s face it, we’re in this high stakes time… more →
Shoo-WEEE tensions are running high out there. It makes sense: we’re all dealing with, at minimum, a ton of uncertainty. Will schools open in the fall? Will we have money to pay rent/payroll/bills? Is it safe to hug grandma? It’s… more →
Who would have thought that if I wanted to become a better person on race, I’d have to suspend a little ‘ole Facebook ad four days after I started it? I wanted to welp about it a little (I spent… more →
Although I’ve lived in many cities, I’ve grown to love my current hometown of Providence, RI. When summer bursts out in June, we also burst in support of our thriving and dynamic LGBT community whose influence can be found throughout… more →
As we as a culture are having an awakening around race these past few weeks, it’s so important to start (or continue) the process of becoming an anti-racist by looking inside your own heart and mind. After all, we can’t… more →
If you’ve found it difficult to focus since corona entered the scene, all I can say is, come sit next to me. =) It’s hard to focus on work, sure, but it’s also been tough to enjoy things that require… more →
In 1952, Richard Wright published The Invisible Man. It launched Wright into being a major voice on race in America, yet when he tried to tackle the subject straight on, with a non-fiction book called White Man, Listen!, it didn’t… more →
Real talk: Since quarantine started, I have been drinking a lot of wine. ESPECIALLY in the beginning, when one of the first things I did was order a case of wine (for curbside pick-up, naturally). It was kinda like I… more →
Did you ever see the play or the movie Les Miserables? It’s a deep story about redemption and loss and all the grand themes, but one of the most critical is the battle between judgment and grace. If I say… more →
