A few years ago we visited the Basilica of St. Lawrence in Asheville, North Carolina. We attended Mass service and afterward wandered around reveling in the beauty of this church that was built in 1905. On one of the walls on the main entrance, they had pictures on a bulletinRead More →
There are very few books featuring Afro-Latino children and stories in Spanish. So I’m pleased to share these recommendations in español from Puerto Rican authors. Please note that the excerpts for each book are in Spanish. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase I’ll receive aRead More →
Image source Creative Commons Although I’ve been living in South Carolina for so many years it wasn’t until recently that I found out about the rich history of Gullah culture. This region starts in the coastline of South Carolina all the way through Northern Florida and it is home toRead More →
The Talk: Preparing my child for the racial biases he will face. I have sat on this post for many days, writing, re-writing, and looking for a perfect title. I’ll be honest, I was at a loss for words. How do we have this conversation with our sweet 9-year-old? Read More →
