I was not ready to say “Goodbye”…

A lot of times I watched you from the sidelines. I loved to see your 1,000 watt smile when you felt good. I was proud of you, kiddo.

Finding purpose outside of work

Many Black American professionals find themselves struck between providing for themselves, their children, their families and quietly being unfulfilled and ignored at work. #MommyFab

A realistic Reparations plan for Black Americans

A debt is owed. We need a multigenerational reparations program for Black Americans who are the descendant of American Chattel Slaves.

If you didn’t hustle hard in 2020… Blah blah blah.

Fall back. Close your mouth. Think about your words. Words matter. Words cut deep. #MommyFab

Soul. The message was powerful and clear.

And to be honest, I don't necessarily think this movie was for kids. Given the message, I really think it was a feel good movie loaded with messages for adults. #MommyFab

The principles of Kwanzaa

A lot of us try and live up to what we want to be versus what we are in our everyday life. This includes me, as I yearn to be a better person, daily. Sometimes hourly. Self-actualization is high on my list of personal goals. 2020 has brought about some serious alone time to reflect …

I’m depressed periodically during the pandemic, why wouldn’t I be…

I prefer to stay alive. Death is harsh and terribly final. I'm not done living yet.

America is the racist “New World” we thought it to be, nobody is surprised.

Black American people who are descendants of American Chattel Slaves and our real (not performative) allies, I love you truly. Please take care of yourselves. May God keep, Blessed and cover us as we move forward living in this racist "New World". -- #MommyFab

The discussion of Reparations of either side of the Atlantic…

I am posing this question to my Black American (descendants of American Chattel Slave) audience ONLY: what are your thoughts on US Reparations?

No one wants to talk about middle aged Black Women and loneliness

I hope in the coming months as we go into the holidays, there are more conversations about loneliness and how Black women navigate said loneliness. It is imperative to the mental and emotional health of middle aged Black Women to explore this topic and perhaps create solutions to navigate this part of their journey with healthy results.