6th day of Kwanzaa: Kuumba
Kuumba means creativity. Continue reading 6th day of Kwanzaa: Kuumba
Month: December 2017
12.30.17
Nia means purpose. Continue reading 12.30.17
12.29.2017
Ujamaa means collective Continue reading 12.29.2017
12.28.17
Habari gani: Ujima Collective work and responsibility. To build and maintain our community together and make our brothers’ and sisters’ problems our problems and to solve them together. The Day is on Its Way] I wrote a post earlier this year about one of Chance the Rapper’s performance on Fallon. He was accompanied by 2017 stand out, Daniel Caesar. And if you’ll take a sec … Continue reading 12.28.17
Happy Kwanzaa, Y’all 12.27.17
Kujichagulia Continue reading Happy Kwanzaa, Y’all 12.27.17
12.26.17
Umoja, y’all. Continue reading 12.26.17
Leveling Up
I’ve been doing this blogging thing for about a year now. When I first started this particular blog, I was a little worried it would go the way of my other blogs. Yeah, I’ve tried blogging a few times in the past and never really could stick with it. Perhaps I didn’t quite know what I wanted to talk about yet. I hadn’t really cultivated … Continue reading Leveling Up
Brain on Drugs #6
I can’t remember the exact day I stopped coming my hair but it’s definitely coming up on a year. I big-chopped the summer after graduating high school and didn’t look back. Quiet as it’s kept, I thought the shit was cute but upon recent observations at some old photos, I looked a bit awkward with no hair. I didn’t plan on cutting it again though. … Continue reading Brain on Drugs #6
Er’Body Black
I neglected (unknowingly) to mention another show in a previous post. Lena Waithe’s been on my radar for a while now. From back when Dear White People, the movie dropped. I only knew her to be a producer and later found out through my research into Justin Simeon’s career, that she was also a writer and had made a show called 20s. Then she pops … Continue reading Er’Body Black
From Rags to Bitcoin: A Discussion on Net Neutrality
Save the Internet, Save the World Continue reading From Rags to Bitcoin: A Discussion on Net Neutrality