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No Sanctuary in the Land of the Free

Across the United States, immigration enforcement raids are intensifying. Families are being separated at dawn, children are waking to find their parents gone, and communities are once again gripped by fear. While much of the public debate centers around legality and policy, what is unfolding ...

Grief as Currency: Public Sorrow and the Transaction of Significance

Yesterday, news of Bishop Norman Hutchins’ passing spread swiftly across social media, met with a flood of tributes and emotional posts. A beloved songwriter, pastor, and award-winning recording artist, Hutchins devoted his life to ministry through music, preaching, and serving. His songs, including God’s Got ...
About Me

I am an educational leader, scholar-practitioner, and man of faith who has spent nearly 25 years transforming schools, organizations, and communities through a deep commitment to justice, equity, and collective well-being. A proud Life Member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., I draw strength from his people, his purpose, and his calling. His work is shaped by a reverence for Black life and culture, a belief in the radical potential of belonging, and a love for storytelling that honors the complexity of our lives. Whether leading transformative initiatives, facilitating nationwide trainings, spending time with family and loved ones, or returning to the pages of Toni Morrison, Bernice L. McFadden, James McBride, and other Black authors, I show up with my whole self—grounded, present, and always making room for laughter and joy along the way.