Hope – Rebirth of Dream Chasing
A few weeks ago, I wrote Like a Pigeon Stuck in an Air Shaft. In that
Politics
Politics, Race, Crime, National, Election, Chicago, Law, Justice
Three Years Living and Learning NYC
A rolling stone gathers no moss. I guess that has been my motto since graduating
Women’s History: Feminism & Race Part 2
“The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off.” – Gloria
Women’s History: Feminism & Race Part 1
I am about to talk about what is not generally said out loud. I debated
Kitchen Talk – Diversity in Food Culture
Last weekend, a chef friend from Chicago visited specifically to hear Mother Jones’ panel “Food
Sometimes the Dream Isn’t About You
Sometimes you have a dream/vision that transcends you and your own hopes of grandeur. Joseph
Mandela: Legend, Inspiration, Man
It is rare that I am at a loss for words. However, I struggle to
Found the Apartment that I’ll Die In
I previously mentioned that one of the reasons my NYC transition was hard was the
To Europe with Love
A good percent of my readership is from Europe. For months, I’ve wanting to write
Escape From NYC
In “When You Get a Curve Ball,” I wrote if I were in Chicago I’d
Nothing So Bad It Can’t Be Worse
“Nothing so bad that it might not be worse.” – Aesop Fables I am
Housing NYC style
Moving to New York City is not an easy transition. Newcomers bond and commiserate over