My first trip to Atlanta was a great one. My play “negrophobia” went well. I found a whole new slate … Continue reading My Atlanta Transit experience, and learning not to wear Team clothes in another state!
James Baldwin unleashed something. That movie did one thing. it made me think about the atrocities more at my Junior … Continue reading Trying to learn Latin with a tortured teacher, and more Kew Forest Musings
Seeing Raoul Peck’s movie “I Am Not Your Negro” was very good, and eye opening. I had always been knowledgeable … Continue reading A James Baldwin memory revealed, and an English teacher’s ignorant move that never was forgotten.
Sometimes when old buildings go down, and new ones are built, you are left with memories. Or now a days … Continue reading Amoeba Records, and Hollywood’s changing landscape.
When I was growing up, things were and black and white. You got bullied. Instead of anyone helping you, you … Continue reading The lingering effects of “toughing stuff out”A Victim’s oppression. And (Though years later), and The Cosby allegations triggered an old memory
Source: The “politics” behind writing a “political’ play, and why I’ll never participate again Continue reading The “politics” behind writing a “political’ play, and why I’ll never participate again
Sometimes when words are taken as a threat, I laugh, because they are just words. But, when you post something … Continue reading The old “Threatening people to delete you after you make a Facebook post they may or may not like”, and the pros and cons of that.
Memorials are something that are part of life. You go, pay your respects, and listen to what relatives, close friends, … Continue reading Filling in the blanks, and the inner demons to conquer.
It’s funny when you live on a block, especially in the middle of the street, you really know the people … Continue reading Remembering Nina from down the block.
This recent blog is about a play I wrote that somehow everybody was touched by, and I’m so-so on. And figuring out why that is. Continue reading Liking my play that I wrote that everyone likes, but I’m not really crazy about.
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