Brothas and Sista’s, I am so excited for you today because it’s The Black Steps first interview and a legendary one at that! In this episode, I am humbled to be chatting with Gus T Renegade from C.O.W.S (Context of White Supremacy) radio show to honor the birthday of the late, great, counter racist scientist, […]
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5 Empowering ways to connect with your child this summer.
Now that the school summer break is in full swing, how’s it going? Are you tired and fed up yet? I’m sure a lot of parents on social media saw the meme’s flying around at the end of term showing teachers jumping for joy, and parents already counting the days till their children return to […]
5 Loving ways to manage racial stress.
In my previous post, I shared Jesse William’s powerful speech from the BET music awards, where he shared the unapologetic truth about our black pain. Many felt empowered at being acknowledged on such a public platform, and his speech along with our appreciation went viral. However like clockwork, it didn’t take long for white supremacy […]
The Inspirational Ali Legacy
On the 3 June 2016, the great Muhammad Ali became an esteemed ancestor. He not only left a blaze of sporting excellence inside the boxing ring, but also a glorious legacy of truth and integrity inside the black struggle. What I adore most about the Champ, was his commitment to speaking up about racial injustice […]
Are you jumping into your purpose?
I watched an inspiring video today by Steve Harvey where he talks about jumping into your purpose. Facing the cliff of uncertainty, but doing it anyway, trusting that the creator is the parachute to catapult you soaring into your greatness. I’m feeling well chuffed today because all the personal work I’ve done over the […]