Dear Black Men
Dear Black Men, Today, we go marching against the injustices of a tyrannical system that has continuously broken and torn
Read moreDear Black Men, Today, we go marching against the injustices of a tyrannical system that has continuously broken and torn
Read moreThe news hit the headlines with the impact of a tsunami against flatlands. I sat in my bedroom, drenched in
Read moreWe see a star that shines with the brilliance of a Jamaican son on the rise Yet, we can’t see
Read moreDear Ms Lou, mi deh yah a wandah how ebreyting? Fah mi jus git up wid yu pon mi mine
Read moreA radiant smile like sunshine Captivating eyes like the stars You had us in eager anticipation With such balance and
Read moreHim sidung pon di caana A tink bout him likkle dawta Wid him gun inna him han A listen to
Read moreIt’s been a while since she felt the safety of a man’s arms Or fallen asleep to his humour and
Read moreSome say that he is the guiltless miner Always digging deep for that rare gold And he patiently works smarter
Read moreShe was made to be loved with the intense longing of a man’s heart and truthful assurance. She was made
Read moreThis period reminds me of 2010 when women were being maimed by machetes; chopped to death; wounded by gunshots; and
Read moreThe eerie call of the seductive wind, howling it’s deceptive charm with distant pride As it wraps the mangled branches
Read moreSome time ago, I was sitting in the manager’s office with a client, listening to the different excuses why he
Read moreA broken heart can never hold the heavy tears that flow from weary eyes Where justice is swept like dust
Read moreMatthew has been downgraded to a Tropical Storm due to poor performance in the recent H-SAT (Hurricane and Storm Atlantic
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