When I think of this question, I think of it on a personal level. Am I living or just existing? I also think of it on a collective cultural level. Are we living or just existing? As a black person, some experiences are relevant to the black community, and, as a man, others are relevant to the human experience. My personal perspective on whether I am living or just existing? Late in the night, I watched a Tyler Perry film. The family that preys. The mother asked her friend, "A

The shadow self can be understood as the parts of ourselves we would rather not see. The shadow that exists within us can manifest differently in different people, depending on cultural norms. Cultural norms may intensify the shadow self that exists. For example, someone who is raised in a very traditional culture may hide or ignore their sexual feeling and desires toward the same sex. Deeply buried sides of oneself can create the Shadow self that a person would rather ignore

National flags often serve as powerful symbols of identity, unity, and pride for a country’s people. They represent shared history, values, and aspirations. Yet, the feelings a flag evokes can vary widely among different groups within the same nation. This is especially true for Black Americans, whose relationship with the American flag is complex and layered. At the same time, the Black American heritage flag has emerged as a symbol that inspires pride and affirmation in way

Understanding African American history is crucial for grasping the broader narrative of American history itself. This rich and complex history is filled with stories of resilience, struggle, and triumph. Fortunately, there are numerous educational resources available that can help individuals of all ages learn about the significant contributions and experiences of African Americans throughout history. In this blog post, we will explore various types of resources, including bo