Krull Chronicles: Espérance, Recap 1
2018 was easily one of the most difficult but rewarding years of my life both privately and professionally, with all manner of important events including
2018 was easily one of the most difficult but rewarding years of my life both privately and professionally, with all manner of important events including
Anthony Bourdain said it best, when he asserted that context and memory play powerful roles in all the truly great meals in one’s life. It’s
The fashion in which Black activists lead has changed over time, from marching crowds to crowd funding. Yet, Black activism remains at the forefront of
H&M ran an advertisement of a black male child wearing a green “coolest monkey in the jungle” hoodie on its UK website. As representation matters, so does the subliminal messages that are sent. Comparing black people to monkeys is a stereotype dating back to the earliest encounters of Europeans with people of the African continent.
It’s great to talk about mental health. But is it enough? Healing begins when someone bears witness. When someone who doesn’t necessarily understand your struggle, but acknowledges your reality.
“Careful there, mind the cars.” “Hey, are you lost, looking for a location?” In a predominantly white society, I always feel my blackness when I’m
Third culture kid! Nomad! Beast of no nation or whatever phrase was apt to describe isolated souls like me. I’ve had most tossed my way.
Humankind has reached a point of no return. We are all living in a satirical dystopian movie not unlike “They Live,” in which directives functioning as
Being a black person living anywhere on planet Earth, you know that cognitive dissonance, when it comes to race and insidiously manifest systemic racism, is a
The urge for me to move back to Ghana first appeared in 2007 while in Boston, USA. I was in the early stages of writing