Let me start with this! Parents are not looking for special treatment, just inclusivity mindsets and approaches from their managers. When you set up your next meeting, think
In the Black and Brown communities (and where I grew up in Trinidad and Tobago), we are often guided by our parents to get a “proper” education and
Let’s be real here! Being a loving mom doesn’t mean you want to be around your kids 24/7. In this virtual space, our home is the office, school,
Where has empathy gone? I stress, empathy, not sympathy, which is often used interchangeably. We lead with empathy when it comes to our kids, why not with adults
Last school year, Jasia would come home wishing she had straight hair like her classmates. She was the only Black girl in her class and didn’t have many
In New Jersey and New York, and I am sure some other states, you can’t walk a block without seeing someone wearing yoga pants and carrying their yoga
There’s a misconception, that kids stop wetting their beds at the age of 2 years or less. My daughter Jasia is five years old, “five and a half,
Update to the article below: Naya’s body was found. May she RIP. Join me in prayer for her family. The search continues for Naya Rivera after she went
Summer is here! COVID-19 is rampant in many states, but the number of new cases are slowing down in New Jersey. We decided to send Jasia to a
Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, but the racism and racial injustices we continue to face today tell me that these chains are far
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