Views on achieving racial equality by Our Human Family
Trepidation Asks, “Walk with Me”
“Where can we find light in this never-ending shade?” –Amanda Gorman ...
Unfinished
Who am I? Why do you only see outlines—why can’t you see more of me? You get to pick and choose what little you wish to see, but the pain and misperceptions hurt all of me ...
Growing Hope
Hope is a delicate seed that must be nourished by the entire community to flourish; but what happens when it is not? And can we afford to let it keep withering across America? ...
If We Ever Surrender Our Dreams
Our forefathers’ dreams may have failed, but we cannot cast them aside ...
OHF WEEKLY: Vol. 3 No. 14
In This Issue: Equal People 2021 begins, “The Poets Are Coming,” “Freedom Songs from The Hill,” “Red, Blue, and White,” and “A Fight to Save Hope,” and a legacy article by Sabrina Bryant ...
Red, Blue, and White
Rewriting the symbolism of our national colors toward more nurturing and accepting definitions ...
A Fight to Save Hope
The cost of holding onto hope today while envisioning a better world of tomorrow is high. Will you honor my body if I don’t make it? ...
The Poets Are Coming
Celebrate racial equity and hope with our annual collection of international poetry, Equal People. Thurs May 13–Sun May 23 ...
OHF WEEKLY: Vol. 3 No. 13
In This Issue: A Letter from the Editor, An Ode to Madear, The Flawed Psychology of the Middle-Aged Conservative White Man, and Equal People ...
A Tribute to Madear
On this Mother’s Day, like all others, as my husband and sons are celebrating me, we will celebrate her as well and all the love she shared, the lessons she passed along, and the beautiful memories she left behind ...
I Had to Say It Again
One time I asked my mother what she sought to impart to her students over the years. Without missing a beat, she told me ...