As an African-American mother raising children under an uncertain presidency—and an even more uncertain future—fear and doubt often overcome me.

This week on Big Little Lies, some questions are answered, while fresh ones accumulate.

Being colorblind is not an effective tool to fight racism because in order to fight racism, you first need to acknowledge that it exists, which means that you have to see how race matters.

We're OBSESSED with Big Little Lies. Loved the book, and so far, loving HBO's adaptaion of it.

We're OBSESSED with Big Little Lies. Loved the book, and so far, loving HBO's adaptaion of it. So we're going to be digging into it each and every week! Join us as we dish on everyone's favorite new guilty pleasure.

We all hope the same hopes, fear the same fears, and feel fit to burst from the same joys.

According to Scientific American, “The word ‘diversity’ is shorthand for a vast effort to remake society to include everyone—not just those in privileged positions—in politics, culture and the pursuit of …

When I first found out I was pregnant, I was one of the only people I knew my age who was taking that particular life step.

The first time I talked to my dad again after our estrangement, I was calling to tell him I was about to make him a grandpa.

If I had to give this motherhood chapter a title I would call it, “The Fight of My Life.”