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✨Happy Birthday Breonna!✨ Photo credit: @parentingforliberation #sayhername #protectblackwomen #demandjustice
Holding space for #GeorgeFloyd and so many known and unknown Black men, women, and children whose lives were snatched away from them by the grips of White supremacy. We have not forgotten you and may your souls rejoice in the eternal peace and freedo
I look at these photos of my son and see how happy he is just feeling secure with his mother and father. Something that so easily can be taken for granted. That #GeorgeFloyd called for his mother in those last moments hurts me to the core. Through my
Through all the despair there is still life. My husband planted a mango seed 🥭 less than two weeks ago and look how tall it already is! He has such a green thumb! 🌱 I think that’s pretty cool because I honestly know nothing about growing plan
“There is a comfort that comes with being around people who look like you, and seeing people like you on billboards and in government positions.” (My quote in the article)⁣ ⁣ Check out this @NYPost article I was featured in! Thanks again
Almost ten years (I’m getting old!) living abroad in Namibia has left me with a whole bunch of stories to share! So last week on my YouTube channel I shared the wildest moments that I’ve had in Namibia so far and today I shared the best e
There’s something about photos that allow me to truly see myself as a mother. I guess when you’re in the thick of parenting and sometimes in survival mode it’s easy not to see yourself and the amazing job you’ve taken on and t
I took this photo back in 2011 when I wasn’t even a year into living in Namibia. One day I was walking back to the school I was a volunteer teacher at and stumbled across these students right outside the school gate dressed in traditional garb.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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