Poem: It Shouldn’t Take Courage to Love a Black Woman

We, too, desire to bask in the radiance of another’s glory  To be bathed in joy, peace and tranquility  To rest without anxiety and wake without urgency  We don’t need this grace from everyone  Nor do we expect a societal shift out of gratitude for services rendered  But for our men...  It shouldn’t take courage to love a Black Woman

Juneteenth Print Series (2023)

The truth of the country's beginning, its history, and present state is being erased, banned, rewritten and ignored. For this reason, I wanted to focus on words - names, cities, declarations. I wanted to share what's already been said, what's already known, seen and acknowledged. This year's Juneteenth Series is about honoring and remembering not only our collective past but also our shared present.