Playwright. Educator. Entrepreneur. Art Lover. Curator of Dope Experiences.
A conversation among Black educators about America's original sin of slavery and how it impacts us as a people in today's world.
On April 7, 1915, Billie Holiday was born. On this episode, Chandra briefly implies that critiques of Billie's troubled life lack compassion & empathy.
Back...again. Here's a quick word about success and life changes.
Is it possible to make loneliness work for us?
This day in Black Women's History
I'm so attention-seeking in my intimate affairs and I'm perfectly fine with that.
Checking out the new additions to one of Memphis' revitalization spaces
My thoughts on the latest revelations from Will & Jada about their marriage
Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson from Philly Starbucks Racial Profiling Incident
Are you being your realest self out here in these dating streets?
Watch the Sky for the super blue blood moon & lunar eclipse
A Sonia Sanchez Moment: Black Magic/Mali Music feat. Jazmin Sullivan -- Loved By You
Happy to have you here! • Daily Dose of Black Women's History • Shout Out to Black Healing Matters
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