I remember my first breakup. I was angry. I remember my parent’s divorce. I was livid. This familiar feeling emerged with each loss I suffered. I yelled. I broke things. I drank...
Back when my now 13-year-old daughter was entering kindergarten, my husband and I decided to homeschool her. We homeschooled her until she was in 4th grade...
As parents, we all worry about our children. We worry about their future, their health, their safety. But as parents of Black children...
As a CEO, a father, and an American, this past week has been one of the hardest of my career. I feel the weight of inequity borne by friends and teammates...
Today is Juneteenth, a day that signifies the end of chattel slavery in the U.S. and the commemoration of the news of emancipation reaching Galveston, Texas...
A global pandemic, an uprising for Black lives, and a monumental Supreme Court decision. It’s hard to believe that all of this has…
I’ll never forget the day I became truly cognizant of my skin color — the moment my being Black became incredibly real to me...
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