Dialogue With Those Who Matter Most
We did something different today as a family. I’ve been very blessed growing up and have had a home cooked day of thanks meal ever since I can remember. My … Continue reading
Black Lives Don’t Matter
Black eyewitnesses don’t know what they are talking about. There will be no indictment. Black lives don’t matter. Darren Wilson had every right to shoot an unarmed teen to death … Continue reading
Making a Grown Man Cry
Gina Prince-Bythewood has crafted a film that is familiar and yet fresh. The familiar is the boy meets girl story. What puts the story into a new context is honestly … Continue reading
You Just Like Him
I have always been fond of Michael Keaton. Growing up in the 80s I had a good taste of his incredible range. From Mr. Mom, to Beetlejuice, to Clean and … Continue reading
Questions
This being Sunday I am reflective. I might go so far as to even say contemplative. I am interested in being a person who pushes boundaries, asks the question not … Continue reading
I Wish…
A friend of mine who is a professor keeps marveling at why I get so upset over Walt Disney perpetuating white supremacy. “Its Disney, of course it is going to … Continue reading
Coming Home
A few months ago I came back home, again. I had moved to the arctic tundra otherwise known as Buffalo NY to start a business venture and that blew up … Continue reading
Renee and Raven, Two Sides of the Same Coin
We make our idols, and then our idols make us. When they no longer appear as we desire, we get uncomfortable as a society. We have created the virus that … Continue reading
Little Boxes
They won’t fit sometimes. No matter how much I beg, scream, push and shove. I change the size, yet they still won’t go. I cut them down, and even still … Continue reading
