Negro History Week was a grassroots effort. Woodson spent years writing pamphlets encouraging its celebration, and sharing them with Black-owned organizations, and newspapers...Woodson wanted Negro History Week to inspire all American schools and universities to study African American history year-round.
Fear mobilizes the weak-minded.
Mellow Musings Low-maintenance plant. I do not need much tending, just a place to grow. People are like stones you come across on the beach Most will leave little impact on you as you walk past or over them Some are sharp, and will cut your foot open if you get too close A handful…
Sometimes, riots are revolutions that just haven’t been put into history books yet.
There are so many things I want to write about Ahmaud Arbery, that I don’t know where to start...
If I write about the murder of Ahmaud Arbery right now, then my words will lack coherence and project pure venom.
After seven weeks indoors, I miss the small things... Like muddy puddles.
As the weather warms I find myself looking out at the world from my bedroom window, admiring the beauty of spring from a safe distance
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month? It’s also English Language month, the Month of Hope, Cannabis Awareness Month, Stress Awareness Month, and National Fresh Celery Month! In honor of April, I have decided to try my hand at writing poetry! I started with haikus because they’re short and they don’t have to…
Pandemics have never been named for entire countries, or blamed on entire ethnicities, with benign or scientifically accurate intentions. This has only ever been done out of prejudice and nativism, with the intent to use existing public fear and bigotry to discriminate against marginalized groups of human beings.
For the Love and Liberation of Black Childhood
From soul to soul
a resource for moving poetry
In happiness my words I lack, in grief they overflow.
Little Flecks of Inspiration and Creativity
I dream so I write ..
to be worth sharing
Poetry, haiku, tanka, and micropoetry
seeking solace in the horizon of life and beyond
Only as good as my word, and I often have pretty bad - or should I say poor - word choice.
still brown. still gay.
Motivate | Inspire | Uplift
Queer reflections on life, feminism, and navigating HIV
Lifestyle,Advice,Mindset & Self Love
Showcasing the best of short films and screenplays from the LGBTQ+ community. Screenplay Winner every single month performed by professional actors. Film Festival occurs 21 times a year!
DBGblog
A queer black girl blog for my queer black girl thoughts
This blog is like a plate where I serve up my food thoughts (Please note: Not a foodie blog)
Queer Black Girl 