They were wrong for this one. But, they did it right. You'll just want to give their piece of meat a hug, E-harmony account or audition for the next season of "The Bachelor." #MayDecember
Category: Women
2 Debuts and a Veteran Poet: A Sneak Peek at My Fave 2023 Books
I loved THE SAME COUNTRY, DID YOU HEAR ABOUT KITTY KARR? and REFUSE TO DISAPPEAR. You will too.
Remembering Louise Meriwether
Yesterday we lost great novelist Louise Meriwether at her great age of 100.
If You Read One Book Today: The New Black Woman by Marita Golden
I'm so happy to wish all a beautiful World Mental Health Day by sharing this book that is so important to me. Don't see The New Black Woman and believe you have to be a Black woman to read it. Do you know a Black woman? Do you love a Black woman? Do you work with one? Do you ask one to be a good neighbor and water your plants or sit your cat while you travel? Do you have one or more teaching your children, being their second mothers all day in school as their job while you probably make way more money at yours? Do you order from her restaurant and brag on how good her food is? Do you have one or a few in your book club, professional group, gym, lecture hall or church pew?
Choosing to Remember Black Women Were at the Oscars…
I'm choosing to remember my black sisters who pepped up the long-criticized stale show and it was noticeable. Black women can lead, we can follow and we can uplift others with unmatched grace and poise.
4 of My Women’s History Month Joys
In praise of The Lost Daughter, Call Me, The Strong Black Woman and "Chess Moves," superior works from women this Women's History Month...
Ladies, I Salute You
In this month where the women in our world get more attention, I salute you and the women in my life for extraordinary impacts on this planet.
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