On most weekdays, you can find me between the shoulders of Malcolm X and the gaze of Mahatma Gandhi. I have pictures of these legendary...

Did you return to school this week? Maybe you did not return to a school building, but virtual classes resumed around the world in many...

Last week, we witnessed the shooting of Jacob Blake and the loss of Black Panther’s star Chadwick Boseman. What’s next in 2020? With the...

Killing an unarmed Black man during a pandemic is like throwing gasoline on a fire. The people are hot, and their patience burns for...

I saw it first on social media. Last year, my oldest sister posted on Facebook about Isabel Wilkerson’s bestselling book, The Warmth of...

Trump supporter, mentally ill, slavery apologizer, and musical genius are just a few of the words I’ve used to describe Kanye West. Over...

While working out at an LA Fitness gym, I saw the news scroll across the bottom of a TV screen. I read about the planned immigration raid...

Last weekend, I went to Los Angeles to attend the Critical Race Studies in Education conference. It was hosted on the campus at the...

If your name includes Robert and Kelly, you are not permitted to be left alone with my daughter. Yesterday, I signed into my Facebook...

It was better than Spiderman. Yes, better than X-Men. Let me take you back; it was better than He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. It...

Last Sunday, I celebrated another year of life. I spent time alone and with my family. It was a good day. On my birthdays, I make it a...

There are times like this that I miss Chicago. I miss the people. I miss the smell of Giordano’s pizza. I miss driving pass Comiskey park...

In June, I had the opportunity to appear on George Kilpatrick’s radio show Inspiration for the Nation. The topics of the show explored...

I can always count on her. When I am buried in my writing projects and tapping the depth of my creativity, she reminds me to return to...

“Too often many young men who are kissed by the sun and hugged by melanin at birth, are forced to succumb to structural inequalities and soc

Do you remember August 25, 2005? How about August 25, 2017? These two dates are significant because they respectively represent Hurricanes K

Can you imagine this scenario? You are scrolling on Instagram and come across a video of a friend who is talking about an important issue.

Sometimes when I look at my children, I wonder about the career paths they will choose in life. Vizuri is six years old and demonstrates an

Last week, I traveled to Chicago to meet with the Kaleidoscope Group that specializes in Diversity and Inclusion education. They work with c