We may yearn to return to a time when being colorblind was seen as progress. But we as a country don’t have the luxury of being colorblind. That’s because we never were.
Category Archives: race
Black Friday hit different for me this year.
I will let you in on a secret: I usually love Black Friday. But this year is different. That magical, buzzy feeling that used to come with finding deals is nowhere to be found.
Friendship as Self-Care
As I work to deepen my self-care practice, I’m thinking beyond scented candles, warm tea, and getaways – all of which I love. I’m also thinking about my friends.
When it comes to advancing racial justice, how deep are your roots?
It’s been 18 months since George Floyd was murdered. Are you still committed to racial justice? If not, it may be time to deepen your roots.
What a DNA test can’t tell me.
Every holiday season, I get the urge to gift myself an ancestry test for Christmas. But every year, I talk myself out of it. I’m afraid of what the test won’t tell me.
Irie Price 