Wakanda Forever! Admittedly, I am not a big Marvel fan — I detest mythical superhero films with the same retired plot of superhero vs. villain. …

On Monday, January 17th we celebrate the highly esteemed civil rights activist, Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I wholly expect to log into Facebook and see an incessant amount of social media posts relishing in the legacy of Dr. King and reciting borrowed quotes from his infamous “I Have…

As we enter 2022, another COVID surge has hit us, and it is relentless. The omicron variant is highly contagious, and has led to an overwhelmingly high testing demand, and the emergency closures of businesses and schools who are unable to keep their operations running given staff shortages. Atlanta Public…

As we embark on the holidays and a new year, many of us will give the proverbial “new year, new me” declarations. This year sucked for many of us, we worked longer hours, and dealt with the constant doom of COVID-19 and continued systemic racism against Black and Brown people…

Many career experts endorse “managing up” as some “winning” practice for both career stability and advancement. It has been dubbed a prominent solution for maintaining an effective and productive relationship with your supervisor. Harvard Business Review defines, “managing up as being the most effective employee you can be and creating…

Sha’ Carri Richardson is Black Girl Magic personified. The adage that Black people must be twice as good to get half as far has continued to shape how Black women move and exist in predominately white spaces — whether that be corporate America, or on the track field. And Sha…

In 2020, we learned that a global health pandemic can drastically change the trajectory of our society — with the murders of countless Black men and women during the same year — we also learned that police violence is endemic. The exploitation and killing of Black and Brown people is…

How are introverted leaders managing COVID-19? COVID-19 has shifted our worlds drastically. I believe that all humans crave some sort of connection to a community. Research shows that social connections improve physical health, psychological wellbeing — and even longevity. …