Black History Month
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Day 2 of Black History Month: The Roots That Were Never Lost
Black history didn’t disappear when it crossed the ocean.It adapted. It hid. It survived. Today, I want to talk about spiritual lineages that carried our ancestors through enslavement, displacement, and resistance—Haitian Vodou, West African Vodun, and Hoodoo. Not as trends.Not as aesthetics.But as living systems of survival and power. West African Vodun: The Foundation Before
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When the Calendar Aligns: Black History Month, Imbolc & a Full Moon
Some days feel louder than others. Not because they demand attention—but because they hum with meaning.Today is one of those days. Black History Month.Imbolc.A full moon. All arriving together, like a quiet chorus reminding us of ancestry, light, and becoming. Black History Month & Living in the In-Between As someone who is biracial, Black History