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In our 46th conversation, we’re speaking with Erin. She’s from Brooklyn, NY and currently lives there. She spends her days, “right now…cooking, cleaning, getting ready to go back to work, living life, loving life, and spending time with family.”
Erin’s Most Likely To Is: Most Likely to Stop Procrastinating, Take Responsibility for My Actions, Live Life, and Make My Parents Proud Continue reading “Conversation No. 46 – Talking with Erin”
This is the fourth in a series of posts in which I try to understand what’s going on in our country right now. Continue reading “American Pie (Pt. 4)”
“Ain’t it fun / Livin’ in tha real world / Ain’t it good / Being all alone” Continue reading “Graduate to Broke”
This is the third in a series of posts in which I try to understand what’s going on in our country right now. Continue reading “American Pie (Pt. 3)”
This post is not about this beautiful 1930 Model A Ford. This post is not even about the car’s owner, a friendly older gentleman who I met last Saturday. Continue reading “Bronx Tales”
Amanda is from Haiti, and was living in Queens, New York at the time of her interview. Her days were spent “working in an OB-GYN office…and applying to graduate schools.”
Amanda’s Most Likely To Is: Most Likely to Empower Black Women…hopefully sooner than later Continue reading “Conversation No. 42 – Talking with Amanda”
What a weekend for the culture…
Continue reading “Lemon Seeds”
I have spent nearly all of my adult life mentoring and teaching young people. Any adult involved in the work of raising, teaching, coaching, mentoring, or supporting young people is also an unofficial ambassador for the social contract of America. It’s not enough to teach kids to follow the rules. In this moment, the more relevant questions are: Continue reading “Summer Blocks Buster”
This is the second in a series of posts in which I try to understand what’s going on in our country right now. Continue reading “American Pie (Pt. 2)”
As this year’s presidential election rolls through the country like a car in reverse with the parking brake still on; I am less interested in talking about the final 4-5 candidates for the job, and I am more interested in posing a few questions to the American people about what exactly we’re trying to do here. Continue reading “American Pie (Part 1)”