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My favorite pancake restaurant
When I was younger I loved pancakes. Excuse me, I loved MAPLE SYRUP. Pancakes were a way to get as much maple syrup on my plate, my hands, and my face.
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Victoriously Broken Podcast Interview: Sitting Through Your Pain
“if I was to see someone that I considered a friend and they came up and kicked me…there would be the physical pain, but there will also be the pain of betrayal from a friend, which is its own pain. And so, I think that part of the nuance of it all is that, you kind of accepting the pain feels like you’re saying it’s okay but now I’m getting to the understanding it doesn’t mean that you accept the pain, it doesn’t mean that you accept what happened to you, it doesn’t mean that you accept the behavior.”
Juneteenth Conversations
Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, Liberation Day, and Emancipation Day, is celebrated throughout the nation and as a state holiday in Michigan. This uniquely American holiday commemorates the day in 1865 that news of the Emancipation Proclamation finally reached enslaved people in Texas and other parts of the southwest– June 19th, a […]
Reenvisioning Justice
Today was a historic moment for our nation. Garry Brown, Tennessee District Attorney, announced that he has re-opened the investigation into the 1940 murder of whom some have identified as the “first martyr of the civil rights movement”, Elbert Williams. Mr. Elbert Williams was a bright, outspoken 31-year-old family-oriented man in the predominantly black community […]
Gratitude Leftovers – Part II
A Belated Happy Birthday to Elbert Williams
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