Letting Go

Wassup September! I love the beginning of each month. It’s the Creator’s way of reminding us that’s it’s OK to restart, refresh and realign the compassionate path we’re travelling back home to ourselves. In September, we know autumn is all about the ground being covered in glorious shades of red and brown from trees letting […]

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Happy Birthday Marcus Garvey!

  Marcus Garvey, the grandfather of pan Africanism celebrates his birthday on the 17th August and I’m out here flying my virtual RGB flag! Whoop! Whoop! Marcus Mosiah Garvey Sr. and Sarah Anne Richards gave birth to him in St Ann’s Bay, Jamaica in 1887, the youngest of 11 children. The principles of Garveyism were […]

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Are You Emancipated and Independent?

The 1st of August was Emancipation Day and today is the day Jamaica became Independent. Both days mark the so called ‘freedom’ of our ancestors from colonial bondage. As these dates declare our freedom on paper, many of us remain in psychological bondage because we still carry the wounds that were not healed during slavery. […]

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Racism is a Spiritual Disease.

Before attending one of my recovery meetings, I found racist abuse all over it’s poster because it was a closed space for folks who identify as people of color. Keeping this boundary is an important part of keeping the space safe for members to share their truth and minimise racial codependency (code switching) if white […]

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Courage

Courage builds character. It’s a revolutionary love that drives our actions through fear. Courage comes from the Latin word cor which means heart, and doing the heartwork is what seeds miracles. With a legacy where pain is fused with identity, healing is damn, hard work. We need the courage to face ourselves, to ask for […]

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The Power of Solitude

In a world that rewards the hustle, many feel that solitude is wasted time. As superwomen, we werk our capes and ram each ‘should’ and ‘have to,’ in what little, precious time our days will bare. Solitude honours the truth. It lifts the veil on how we feel about ourselves when no one’s watching. She […]

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Sunday Serenity: Superpower Sobriety

Racial Sobriety is the superpower that rebuilds our lives from the inside out. Our experience is filtered through the lens of self compassionate, instead of endless bleeding from the wounds of chronic black shame. Addiction is not just about the drink and drugs, it’s any compulsive behavior that allows us to escape the pain of […]

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Sobriety Birthday Gratitude.

Greetings Family! I’m so excited to share with you that this week is my sobriety birthday! I’m 8 years sober! Yaaasss! It’s not been an easy road, but I am soooo grateful for the growth and to no longer be drowning in unmanageable insanity! #justfortoday ‘The goal of racial sobriety is to love yourself so […]

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