Freedom, Speakeasy with Denene: Killer Mike Wants Us to Get Free
Killer Mike, rapper, business owner, proud southern Black man, talks guns, land and lifting our voices on Speakeasy with Denene.
Reward Volunteers: the Joy I’ve Found Helping Teens Write
I joined the Grady Writing Center to keep an eye on my girls. But then the teens I was helping truly opened my heart to what it truly means to volunteer.
My Obsession: Addie Addye and Women Artists of Color
Want to make a difference for women artists of color, traditionally marginalized in the art world? Support Addye Addie Studios and its mission right here.
The Gift of Black Children’s Books: a $1,000 Donation for Denene Millner Books
Spending $17.99 on a black children's book is worth the expense. One anonymous donor agreed, and donated $1,000 to put Denene Millner Books into children's hands.
Making Magic: How We Launched Denene Millner Books
It's the little imprint that could. Here, everything you wanted to know about the birth of Agate Publishing's Denene Millner Books.
Disney Dreamers Academy: Have Your 13-19 YO Apply TODAY
If you have a child (or know a child) that is between the ages of 13 and 19 years old, you should consider having them apply to the 10th Anniversary Installment of the Disney Dreamers Academy.
The Truth About Black Fathers: Celebrating the Man Who Raised Me on Father’s Day
I need only to look at the unequivocal love of my father to know, for sure, that good Black fathers are not a fairytale.
Ashy Knees and Dry Hair: When Mixed Children Grooming Raises Eyebrows Abroad
Mixed children grooming becomes all the more precarious in foreign countries where racial stigmas aren't as obvious as here in America.
Hair Braiding Shop Of Horror: A Lesson In Etiquette For My Tween
Teaching tweens manners becomes the lesson of the day during a hair braiding session that goes totally wrong.
Train Up a Child In the Way He Should Go: Teaching & Learning In Motherhood
Learning how to train up a child in the way he should go is learned on the job. You learn as you go. You go as you learn. Sometimes you get it wrong.
