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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), commonly referred to as autism, is a complex neurological condition that carries profound impacts on an individual’s behavior, communication, and social interaction. It is named a “spectrum disorder” due to the variation of symptoms and severity…
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To encourage, we literally put courage IN another person. Encouragement puts strength IN to other people. It is the ultimate act of kindness. It sees the person and validates them by words and deeds. To encourage is to acknowledge, appreciate,…
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Today is the day! You told yourself you’d hit to the gym after work. But work was more hectic than you thought. Now you’re drained. You drive home, clean up a bit, but then you make the mistake of sitting…
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We often hear that one must compromise within a relationship and I’ve said it before on occasions. The more I study and grow as a constant student of what drives human behavior; I’ve re-adjusted my thinking around this concept. Why?…
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In the realm of African American literature, Toni Morrison’s ‘Sula’ arguably stands out as a beacon of masterful storytelling which intricately weaves themes of friendship, betrayal and redemption within its tale. Morrison’s novel spectacularly showcases the bond between two women,…
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Shane McCrae’s critically acclaimed collection, “In the Language of My Captor,” offers a unique narrative of intertwined histories, memories, and identities. These collective voices echo the author’s struggle to define his identity amidst a complex socio-cultural background of African-American heritage…
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The literacy gap among ethnic groups within the American educational system is an issue that predates the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the uniqueness of the circumstances surrounding the pandemic brought this issue to the forefront, particularly concerning African-American males in middle…
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In an effort to avoid stereotypes about Black male athletes, such as being labeled a “dumb jock,” Spike, a college football player, says he wore athletic clothes to class as little as possible. “I mean, granted, I’m a 6-foot-4, 240-pound…
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Cast your burden on the Lord, and He will sustain you. – Psalm 55:22a (ESV) Have you ever experienced a difficult situation or circumstance, and as you reflected, you realized it was something you did not have to go through…
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Photo Credit: Amy Swan, Washington Monthly The idea of a colorblind society, where race no longer plays a role in determining individuals’ opportunities or treatment, has long been an aspiration in the quest for racial equality. As we approach 2024,…
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