Written by Charvis HarrellApril 11, 2021April 11, 2021

Black Church, White Church

I hated church. It took me away from the thing I most wanted and that was “USA’s Kung Fu Theatre.” “Rasslin” ( or wrestling) was coming on also and we couldn’t watch that either. My brother and I didn’t “eat” food. Rather, we consumed as quickly as we could so we could get back […]

Written by Charvis HarrellSeptember 3, 2020September 3, 2020

To be Black in the shadows of Confederate statues or to navigate an economy of hate

The difference between anger and animosity is as vast as the difference between being an inmate or a convict. Although anger and animosity are defined by hate just as inmates and convicts are confined to their status, all other similarities between each pair end there. Anger is a feeling that can result in both emotional […]

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Black Church, White Church

To be Black in the shadows of Confederate statues or to navigate an economy of hate