Things that Make Me Shake My Head: Gov. Hogan’s Boomerang

Forgive my ever so quick post but I have a deadline for my paying writing gig. Baltimore is burning thanks to an unspeakable act of police brutality. Brutality is all too familiar in America. Another young Black male is killed at the hands of the ones sworn to protect and serve him. Just like countless … Continue reading →

Seven better education questions for the Brown-Ulman camp

UGH!!! I just wasted 3 minutes of my life reading an article in the latest edition of Action Line Magazine. Action Line Magazine is a newsletter for us Maryland State Educators Association members.  The article was 20 Questions with candidates Anthony Brown and Ken Ulman.  Why do I say I wasted my time? Because when … Continue reading →

CPS3 and African-Americans. Why aren’t they reaching out to all of us?

Well after my pitch about the need for African-Americans to support CPS3 in Howard County, I braved the rain and a potential tornado to formally enroll yesterday. Of course needles are not my strong point (see photo below). I was thinking about this study and African-Americans in DC. (For those of you who are new … Continue reading →