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I’d Call Him Tedros

Recently, I caught up with an old, dear friend from college. Over eggs, biscuits, and lavender matcha, we tried to fill in the blanks of…

5d ago

I’d Call Him Tedros

5d ago

A Kitchen, A Duchess, and the Online Mob That Wants Her to Fail

We’re living in wildly unhinged times. So unhinged that reality feels like an over-stylized, black-and-white film — one where billionaire…

Mar 12

A Kitchen, A Duchess, and the Online Mob That Wants Her to Fail

Mar 12

Lost, Found, and Somewhere in Between

Yesterday, I was lost. Literally.

Feb 28

Lost, Found, and Somewhere in Between

Feb 28

The Patterns We Know: A Black Woman’s Election Reflection

Election Night, 2016

Nov 7, 2024

The Patterns We Know: A Black Woman’s Election Reflection

Nov 7, 2024

Me, Mom, and Hurricane Ida

We finally got power on Friday after being out for five days so I’m catching up on emails and messages. I choose to make every experience…

Sep 5, 2021

Sep 5, 2021

My Uncle Richard

It’s 11:55 pm, June 28th. My nephew walks by my door frame to wish me a good night. He and his sister are spending the summer with me…

Aug 19, 2020

My Uncle Richard

Aug 19, 2020

Candace Owens F*cked Up My FriendShip

Over the last four years, some of my FB friends would post “If you’re a Trump supporter, unfriend me now” every now and then, and of…

Jun 20, 2020

Jun 20, 2020

Eritria Pitts

Eritria Pitts

Eritria, a storyteller featured on NPR, blends humor & depth in writing & coaching—helping clients reframe their stories with insight & wit. eritriapitts.com

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