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Category: Diversity and Racism

Diversity and Racism

A House Divided Cannot Stand: When Loving a Black Man Becomes an Act of Racism

Posted on 12 July 2026 by Isha

Dear White women who have children with Black men: After years of listening, observing, counseling, and hearing Black and mixed-race people speak about their li...

Diversity and Racism

I am Diversity

Posted on 3 June 2020 by Isha

I used to listen to Bob Dylan a lot and, at that time, I would drive a friend of mine to and from work. She wasn’t a fan of Dylan and once asked if I had any bl...

Diversity and Racism

the modern slave

Posted on 7 November 2019 by Isha

The slave will cut his mother’s throat for his master, as his obsession with his trinkets will eat his soul; but his loyalty is to self alone. He is not loyal t...

Diversity and Racism

more on diversity

Posted on 5 March 2017 by Isha

I once believed that diversity was important to promote. I believed that the teachings in educational institutions lacked breadth and wisdom and I wished to con...

Diversity and Racism

On diversity

Posted on 23 January 2017 by Isha

morning thoughts… the beginning of a longer piece on Diversity, the Mass Hysteria Society is becoming less tolerant of diversity. The modern conception has begu...

Diversity and Racism

Notes on the Baltimore Situation

Posted on 18 June 2015 by Isha

I was strolling through my newsfeed and ran across this shouting, hooting, and hollering that is happening in Oakland. I had previously refrained from commentin...

Diversity and Racism

on black women

Posted on 30 April 2015 by Isha

When I was a child the last thing I wanted to do was grow up and be a black woman. All the examples of black women were of companionless souls and I didn’t want...

Diversity and Racism

Representation

Posted on 15 August 2014 by Isha

To imagine that, as the member of any group, one does not represent that group is an illusion. It is a way to escape truth and retreat into oneself. We are all ...

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