Wearing multiple hats—school board member, educator, parent—the core takeaway remains: kids will rise to the standards adults set for them. It's a responsibility we can't shy away from. #education #parenting
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Individualism gets a bad rap, often linked to negative stereotypes like a drug dealer's self-interest. Yet, prioritizing family is widely accepted. Turns out, everyone has their own individualistic lens. Maybe it's time to accept that. #individualism #philosophy
Focusing on ideological victories and personal validation often comes at the expense of vulnerable children's actual needs and well-being. It’s a harsh but necessary truth.
In this episode we discuss Nikole Hannah-Jones's recent column in the NY Times magazine. The piece engages the experience of her daughter and their family navigating the New York Public School system. The piece touches on equity, school choice, our persistent segregation, and the fraught...
In this episode we discuss Fat Joe, gatekeeping, and context. The African Diaspora is has been shaped by the outlays of transatlantic slave trade, formation of modern capitalism and wide range of distillation of culture as it shows up in communities. If you are the type to tell your kids Santa...
Maintaining integrity and direct communication are key, especially when facing conflict. Serve the systems and people around you with respect, even when it's tough. #communication #integrity
Every square inch is a close examination and meditation on life. This episode I reflect on the virtue of Fidelity and the moments of this week that took me back to this concept. Please take the best part for yourself. Ask Your Oldhead is a creative project exploring modern manhood at the...
An elected official's public profane gesture raises questions about accountability and respectful conflict. It's a stark reminder that decorum matters, especially in public office. #civicduty #accountability
We introduce you to Metro Noir. Consider this an introduction to a developing concept hosted by my good brother I Majestic. Tune and give us some feedback on what you hear. As always, please take the best part for yourself. Paul Gilroy - Black...
It turns out sports are less about winning and more about finding yourself. The real joy is in the personal journey and intrinsic enjoyment, not external metrics. #sports #selfdiscovery
Black representation in tennis has a rich history, shaped by pioneers like Arthur Ashe and Yannick Noah. Their legacies continue to inspire on and off the court. #tennis #representation
Remembering Toms River and Window Wizards, followed by a peaceful kayaking excursion through the Pine Barrens. A good day.
Acknowledging the history of Black athletes in sports like tennis and running isn't just about remembrance. It's a crucial step to avoid repeating past injustices. Engage with their stories. #sports-history #black-history
In this episode we discuss the U.S. Open, Black Tennis, and a little bit in between. Sporting events play a major role in pacing time and culture in our country. The U.S. Open is a major touchpoint for the sport and the feel of summer. As always, please take the best part for yourself....
It's Labor Day, so we are talking about vacations and getting back on the square for the season ahead. Where do you go to get a getaway? What do you look for in a vacation? We do not answer those questions, but it is still a great conversation. Please take the best part for yourself. Ask Your...
