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The Red Dress Run: Subversion of The Masculine Divine or Just Innocent Fun

The Red Dress Run: Subversion of The Masculine Divine or Just Innocent Fun

Recently my timeline was flooded with images of grown men in red dresses walking/running the streets of New Orleans. I must admit, my immediate reaction was one of extreme repulsion as it contradicted everything I believed to be true about masculinity and also brought to my awareness the hyperfeminization, subliminal emasculation and psychological castration of … Continue reading

Breaking Open the Crab: On Navigating Toxic Workplaces Utilizing the C.R.A.B.S Model of Employment-Related Dysfunction

Breaking Open the Crab: On Navigating Toxic Workplaces Utilizing the C.R.A.B.S Model of Employment-Related Dysfunction

I like many people of my generation work in a very toxic work environment. This is not my first time working in an extremely toxic work environment and by the looks of the current job market, it probably won’t be my last! Despite working in a variety of settings, I have noticed similar patterns that … Continue reading

Father As Wound

Father As Wound

My father officially left me when I was three years old. Drugs were his occupation and metaphorically speaking, he was late for his shift. My father was a man of tilted imagination meaning he opted to chase dragons instead of chase his dreams. I was told by my mother that my father was sexually molested … Continue reading

2022 Year In Review

2022 Year In Review

2023 SAFEWORDS: Flourish, Abundance, Replace, Renew, Growth, Adventure 2022 was a peaceful year for me. I did a couple of things this year: I traveled to San Francisco and Oakland California in December 2022. I made a couple of brief city excursions in the summer and did a couple of meetups. My goal was to … Continue reading

The Fire This Time

The Fire This Time

“No More Water, The Fire Next Time” -Old Black Spiritual I am tired of trying to explain to white people why pain hurts. It is only when they make an emotional connection with black pain will they be motivated to change. We as black people have been strangers in a land that we helped to … Continue reading