I happened to be in Washington D.C. on a historic day last week when the president of the American Psychological Association gave her inaugural address to one of the country’s largest professional organizations. Dr. Thema Bryant opened the proceedings by introducing a dance troupe and their rendition of the Negro National Anthem “Lift Every Voice […]
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There has been another off-campus shooting. Another VSU student who was a sophomore, is dead. The heat index was 103 on Tuesday, my heavy class day. My new classroom has no wifi. Usually by week week three of the semester, things start to gel and I get into my rhythm. Not this year. I feel
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I wanted to begin the semester on a ceremonial note and so I worked very hard to complete the weeding and clearing under the sign outside of my church, St. Stephen’s Episcopal in Petersburg, VA before the first week of class. For those of you who have been following my healing journey, you will know
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