Tag: black-history

Commit to Your Actions

How long would it take for you to take the first bite of an ice cream cone once you’re holding it? The answer is simple—before it melts. Once you’ve decided to have ice cream, you don’t hold it, overthink it, or wait for perfect conditions. You take the first bite. Yet, in both personal life … Continue reading Commit to Your Actions →

Fiction of Slavery

Slavery is camouflaged. It is there, but we have become oblivious to it. Slavery is there every time you see a board room filled with white people, and tea is served by a black person or someone from a different ethnic background. Slavery is there when you are served with caviar for the price, which … Continue reading Fiction of Slavery →