If you’re new to my blog, then you might not know that I was a teacher for nearly a decade. Recently, I was asked to
We the Unheard
People, including our “president,” are silent when Black people are murdered but want to make noise when Black people respond. We are tired, and we
Dear White People
Dear White People, In the midst of writing this, I often found myself staring at a blinking cursor. Words were nowhere to be found. I’m
Taco Tuesday and Beyond
Tacos aren’t reserved for Tuesdays in Mexico City. Here are three spots to visit when you’re craving tacos any and every day of the week.
5 Ways to Stay Social From a Distance
While COVID-19 aka “Rona” is running rampant in these streets, we’ve been advised to engage in social distancing. In California’s Bay Area, we’ve had a
How a Moment Became a Movement
As an educator, I strive to make my moments teachable. During Black History Month, several educators asked what they should do in honor of the
Free the Loc(k)s: Why Is Walmart Locking up Black Hair Products?
Picture it — wash day and I’m out of conditioner, low on shampoo, and in need of curling custard. So, I head to my local