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My wife is a therapist. While she never speaks about her clients, I can see how heavy this Covid crisis must be on therapists. People are carrying so ...
One day in the future, when the vaccine or herd immunity arrives, we will leave our rabbit hole life and we will have changed, but how? The world will...
A friend wrote in response to my last post about what to do when your dreams die. He said, "My natural tendency is to say, 'vision-casting' is the res...
I just stayed at an Airbnb this past weekend. It was a beautiful place on a river just 25 minutes from my home. We had a great time. But you couldn't ...
Your parents tell you "go to college," but colleges tell you, "we don't know what it's going to look like in the fall." They want you to attend, but d...
I first met Milliam 21 years ago in Kijabe, Kenya. My parents worked at a hospital compound on the escarpment of the Great Rift Valley. When we...
Look closely at this picture. What do you see? If you look in the background, you'll see a crowd of people - 6,000 of them in last week's March...
Last week I joined the OneRace March On Atlanta. An estimated 6,000 people of different ethnicities gathered in Centennial Olympic Park to join th...
In today's post, LaShondra Riddle concludes her series this week on racial reconciliation. “Do good. Seek justice. Correct oppression. Ta...
I’ve spent the past twelve years immersed in predominantly white spaces. As a result, most of the friendships I’ve built over the years are with...
