Metro DC Book Club Talk
The CLEO Book Club invited me to give a talk on Mississippi Hurricane Katrina women survivors. It was a pleasure to meet this group of Black women readers in Centreville which is right outside Washington DC. I was delighted to see these women walk into the room with...2022 Hurricane Season Series #8: Hurricane Ian is on the move!
This week Hurricane Ian caused catastrophic damage in Florida and the loss of life. Then the remnants of Ian headed toward the South, MidAtlantic, and Eastern corridor coastal communities. Post Tropical Storm Ian was furious with 40+mph winds that spun tornado...
2022 Hurricane Season Series #7: Keep An Eye Out for a Potential Storm This Week.
Tropical Depression #Nine is churning in the Caribbean and it has the potential to strengthen as it tracks toward the Gulf of Mexico. According to the National Hurricane Center rapid intensification is possible as the system passes over the very warm Atlantic waters....
Diversion from Natural Disasters: A HUGGING Angel went to Heaven
When I was a little girl, my parents would mention my mother’s brother’s wife who had moved to Flint Michigan who they called “Feet”. It would be decades before I would get to know Aunt Mary (her real name) personally: This week she went home to be with God. It...
89.3FM WPFW Interview: Jackson Mississippi Water Crisis
This week, I gave an interview on the disastrous Jackson Water Crisis. Radio Host, Dr. E. Faye Williams invited me to join her show, ‘Wake Up and Stay Woke, to discuss the dreadful dilemma Jackson residents endured. The city’s residents, who are 80% Black,...
