Monthly Archives: June 2016

Learning to Respect Religions

Posted on June 29, 2016 by VisAbleblackwoman

  Our society seems to be obsessed with simplicity and categorizing people into boxes.  I strongly believe the root cause of all that keeps human kind together is this need to throw away our oneness and divide ourselves into teams. … Continue reading →

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Growing fresh.

Posted on June 26, 2016 by VisAbleblackwoman

I recently saw an old client of mine.  I led a private JourneyDance™ class for her bridal shower around this time last year.   We had not seen one another since the class and I cut my hair last fall. … Continue reading →

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I’m not going anywhere, I’m staying right here.

Posted on June 8, 2016 by VisAbleblackwoman

It’s that time.  The icons I grew up admiring are moving on from this physical reality.  With Muhammad Ali’s passing, I remember the positive impact his ego left on the black community.  Did everyone love him? Of course not.  Many … Continue reading →

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