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Dear Universe Reviewed on The Feminist Wire!

Dear Universe is reviewed by Alexis Pauline Gumbs on The Feminist Wire! Check it out below! From the Feminist Wire– Did you know that my mom is a therapist?  She is!   And at it’s very best psychology is the science … More »

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Dear Universe Featured on BET.COM!

    I was interviewed about Dear Universe on BET.Com! Check out the interview below! From BET.Com: The state of African-Americans’ mental health—regardless of gender, sexual orientation and gender expression—isn’t as stable as it should be. According to the Office of … More »

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The Ego, The Activist & The Universe

From the Vault: This piece originally appeared in Aquarius Magazine. The ego always tells us that what we have done is not enough. It always finds a way to creep into our minds, reciting mantras of inferiority and ill willed … More »

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A Book Interview on “Dear Universe” With Moya Bailey of the Crunk Feminist Collective!

Recently I sat down with Moya Bailey from the Crunk Feminist Collective to talk about my new book “Dear Universe”. Check out the interview below! 1. What made you want to write a book with this format of affirmations? My … More »

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Why I Love The Universe More Than I love God

I love the Universe more than I love God. I love identifying the divine source as the “Universe” because it implicates you and me, inherently. It does not conjure thoughts of one person or entity. It does not invoke a man, … More »

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Introducing..My New Book…..

It’s my utmost honor to introduce to you: My first book. Coming In April. Visit: DearUniverse2013.com                                Like on Facebook  Follow On Twitter  Link to Book Press Kit

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Black, Female & SuperPowered: An Interview with Grace Gipson on Black Comic Book Superheroines

 My latest interview for Huffington Post: When it comes to female comic book superheroes of any race, Wonder Woman and Supergirl are by far the world’s most recognized. Yet even with their international popularity, both have failed commercially in major films and television adaptations. This failure has … More »

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The History of The Black Male SuperHero In Comic Books: An Interview with Dr. Jonathan Gayles

My latest for the Huffington Post. Check it out by clicking here:

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Breaking Down the “Ain’t No Good Black Men” Narrative

 In a recent article entitled “Two Narratives That The Black Community Needs to Leave Behind in the New Year” I presented  ”Ain’t no Good Black Men” as a narrative that has created incalculable chaos in our communities. Specifically, I briefly … More »

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My article for Huff Post Black Voices: Two Narratives The Black Community Needs To Give Up In The New Year

2013 is here, and it’s time folks. It’s time to leave behind the tired stories and unhealthy narratives that hurt our communities. It’s time to re-commit our focus to the brilliance, beauty and resilience we possess, so that these things … More »

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