Up until this point, there was nothing unusual about my day. I’d done my rounds and was at the nurses’ station writing patient notes when I casually glanced
Author: Keisha Brissette
Sugar & spice with a splash of gun powder ...
Dating is hard. I just want to be discovered by the man I’ll spend the rest of my life with. We will meet, we will connect, it will
Supermarket girl. That wasn’t her name, but that’s how I’d saved her in my phone. It was the way I’d always saved the numbers of random people who
“Is Usain Bolt Black?” The question came from Keigo, my 19-year-old Japanese student. What brought about his question? I have no idea. It just came. Random — odd
When I wrote ‘Why I Pretend To Know Usain Bolt’, I described my experiences in Japan and told you how pretending to know the legend that is ‘Bolto’ has
When I started blogging, the aim was to make my writing style a replica of me.
Patrice’s Instagram and Facebook accounts combined describe her as mental health advocate, lifestyle and transformational coach, bar and beverage consultant, wife and mom.
“Kokujin!” It was the first word I heard when I entered the hot spring. Kokujin!” Black person!
‘Jamaicans don’t travel.’ That’s a lie. A lie that should be buried in the same hole as the ‘Jamaicans don’t read’ myth. How do I know this? Well,
It’s not a secret. Black-Americans are leaving the US in droves. They are making their exit from the land of the free to experience what they define as