Last week, I visited the students at Christian Home Educators Support System (CHESS) on the south side of Chicago. This is my first time...

A couple of weeks ago, I had the day off from a grueling past couple of weeks and was excited about traveling to Milwaukee, WI to go to...

The Eugene Williams Memorial Fundraising Committee is raising money to put a half ledger headstone at the burial site of Eugene Williams...

Twenty years ago, on June 7, 1998, was one of the most horrific hate crimes in America. I was 30 years old when I was watching the news...

Thursday, April 26, I attended the opening of the Equality Initiative Justice Lynching Memorial in Montgomery, AL. I had been...

Black History Month was very special to me this year. I was honored to present my presentation at a library, high school, mentoring...

Every year, I travel with a group of phenomenal women on a cruise to bond and fellowship in the name of sisterhood. It is also a time...

Stagville Plantation, Durham, NC. When I think about Stagville Plantation, the first thing that comes to mind is 900. My second overnight...

Today, 46 years ago, Fred Hampton, Chairman of the Black Panther Party in my city of Chicago, IL, along with fellow black panther, Mark...

Last month, I was in Philadephia with my chapter, Nevaeh Chapter 797. I planned some of the African American historical tours during our...

I attended the 60th anniversary of the murder of Emmett Till organized by the Mamie Till Mobley Foundation. Friday, August 28, 2015 was...

​​​​I was driving through Bronzeville, known as the Black Metropolis, is a historical mecca of African American history where African...

I was supposed to do a historical tour in Tennessee, but I'm close to closing on my condo so I was not able to go. I decided to find a...