
Remembering and Reforming 9/11
On September 10th, my son asked, “Is anyone afraid that we are flying to New York tomorrow?” My wife and I looked at each other.

On September 10th, my son asked, “Is anyone afraid that we are flying to New York tomorrow?” My wife and I looked at each other.

Dr. Frantz Fanon’s Black Skin, White Masks remains one of the most influential examinations of the psychological consequences of racism, colonialism, and imposed identity. When

Self-care is also not limited to therapy, meditation, or calling EAP. Sometimes self-care is having a Saturday night available to take your spouse out. It

Human beings inherit more than names, property, and physical characteristics. We also inherit stories, images, expectations, coping patterns, beliefs, and ways of understanding ourselves. Some

THE CHAINS WE CANNOT SEE Our ancestors endured chains that could be seen. Today, some of the chains affecting Black families are harder to see.

There are many ways to disappear without ever leaving the room. Sometimes it looks like smiling when your nervous system is overwhelmed. Sometimes it looks

You are someone worth celebrating! The ancient Kemetic principle of Hetep speaks to a state of peace, harmony, balance, and spiritual wholeness. (Bynum, 1999; Fu-Kiau,

In Part I of “Being Spirit,” we introduced various notions of spirit and established the framework for the subsequent sections of this article. Part II

The South African Zulu philosophy of Ubuntu emphasizes collective thoughts and actions. Ubuntu happens when “I am, because we are” is transformed from a phrase

In the United States, Black women have addressed different intersecting forms of oppression such as racial and gender issues and they have an enormous role