PinnedPublished inCulturedAnanda Lewis Left Us Way Too SoonWhat lessons can her health decisions teach us?2d agoA response icon22d agoA response icon2
PinnedI had kids early, hoping to be a young grandmother. Turns out, my kids may not want children.I had my two kids by the time I was 30 and was hoping to be a young grandparent.Feb 27Feb 27
PinnedMy Job Tried to Kill Me, But I Lived to Fight Another DaySeveral coincidental deaths connected to my former employer convinced me I had been right to leave the job.May 26May 26
PinnedWe Helped the DOJ Investigate the Tulsa Race MassacreLisa Fanning, Victor Luckerson, Anneliese Bruner, and Leslie Fields-Cruz, Photo credit: Aleta Williams.Apr 18Apr 18
PinnedFrenetic Fast: Navigating Casablanca during Ramadan as a non-MuslimThis first day of Ramadan, I share the experience of spending time during the Holy Month in Morocco — as a non-Muslim.Mar 1A response icon7Mar 1A response icon7
On May 31, 1921, the Destruction of Tulsa’s Black Wall Street BeganMary Jones Parrish and Florence Parrish, mother and daughter, fled their home forever as Black Wall Street went up in flames.May 31May 31
The U.S. Department of Justice Issues Its 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Report, and I Have Some ThoughtsThe Department of Justice report brings disturbing new facts to light.Jan 23Jan 23
Musk’s Mars or Bust Sleight of HandA vote for Donald Trump is a vote for Elon Musk. Musk’s personal inhumanity is reason enough to deny him the power that would come with a…Nov 5, 2024A response icon1Nov 5, 2024A response icon1
On the 103rd Anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921Reparations and revisionism remain top concerns when talking about Tulsa 103 years later.May 31, 2024May 31, 2024
In France for the Cannes Film Festival — After Almost Nine Years’ AbsenceThe terror attacks of November 2015 marked the last time I came to FranceMay 21, 2024May 21, 2024