The Concept of Home
The late Neely Fuller once said “Black people are always on the move.” The anti-racist educator talked about American Descendants […]
Essays
JD Vance, DEI, and Bootstraps
America is in love with the “self-made man” story. The person that rose up from nothing to something. The poor
Newsweek: I’m a Black American. I Stand With Palestinians
Many use the word solidarity when describing a bond with friends, coworkers, and teammates, but I like to apply the
Newsweek: Ralph Yarl’s shooting did not surprise me, I grew up Black in Kansas City.
When I was younger, I remember being in a department store with my brother and mother. We were running around
Blame It On The Alcohol – Racism, Intoxication, and the Need For An Excuse.
During the start of the Pandemic, my morning routine consisted of push-ups, smoking hot green tea, checking the infection rates,
I’M Black. Remote Work Has Been Good For My Health.
Here is a sneak peak of a piece I wrote for Slate called “I’m Black. Remote Work Has Been Good
Harvard Business Review – Does The Term “POC” Help Us Or Hurt Us?
My piece “Does The Term POC Help Us Or Hurt Us” is published on Harvard Business Review. In the essay
Harvard Business Review – What Is DEI Doing For The Formerly Incarcerated?
My piece “What is DEI Doing For The Formerly Incarcerated” discusses why DEI does not advocate for people who have
What’s It Like To Be A Black Man In Tech
As a Black man who has been working in the technology sector for more than 20 years, I can tell
My Secret, Not My Stutter Was Limiting My Life
It’s your first day on the job at a new company and you are a little bit nervous. The environment
The Heartbreak
In 2020, many young Black kids are coming face to face with that fact because of Breonna Taylor.
Being A Black Man In America Never Feels Safe
When I wake up in the morning, I tend to toss and turn and try to grab another 30 minutes