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It’s been two weeks since I wrote an article, and, quite surprisingly, I enjoyed the quick break.
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The question I had before attending Western Michigan University & Kalamazoo Valley Community College’s “Communities in Collaboration” diversity & inclusion panel was, “why aren’t there more Black faculty or student leaders involved in this conversation?”
"Can we get along?" Rodney King appealed in a trembling voice as riots rocked Los Angeles on May 1, 1992.
The first thought that went through my head was, ‘Are they really going to put that in my nose?’
In October 2017, I took a two-week hiatus from school for a psychiatric outpatient program; a mental health program meant to stabilize and provide support to patients in crisis.
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For the sake of my convenience and yours, I’ll try to keep this short.
As COVID-19 infections spread across the United States in early March, the false notion of black immunity to the novel coronavirus spread with it.
Tom Cruise and Rita Wilson have COVID-19. As does Idris Elba, Andy Cohen, multiple NBA players, and, potentially, you. But you wouldn’t know it. Neither would your family, nor millions of other Americans.
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