I’m off all media except YouTube, specifically the Robert Glasper playlist (that brotha understands the assignment). I have events coming up. Got to stay focused. Got to stay encouraged. It’s hard to be focused and encouraged with all of the images that come out concerning Black women. I’m busy writing…

For the past few years, I have practiced identifying my pronouns and publicly recognizing the original stewards of the land I now call home. When directed to introduce myself, I say, “I am Alexus Grace. My pronouns are she/her/hers. I live in Raleigh, North Carolina, land originally stewarded by the…

Proverbs 32 v. 1 If you have a Black woman on your team, you will win. v. 2 But will she? Selah. “Proverbs 32” is a digital storytelling series celebrating the compassion and resilience of Black women at the intersections of race, gender, sexual orientation, and religious affiliation. Link to the “Proverbs 32" series — https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLt8KPje07lyHRgrhz3tCwvicGvyVLEIqW (Subscribe to www.YouTube.com/c/alexusrhone.)

When you insist that Black saints are actually villains because that is what you have been told, God always has ‘a ram in the bush’! (Subscribe to my YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/c/alexusrhone.)

RALEIGH, NC — (JUNE 22, 2022) — One of the first impressions that struck me upon my arrival to Raleigh three years ago was the vast wealth of green space and historical markers that dot practically every corner of the city — from institutions like the North Carolina History Museum…

I was gifted to the earth 52 years ago, the product of a union between my devout Christian mother and good-without-God dad (who was also good without the noose of children and corresponding money burdens that come with). For the first half of my life I followed all the standards…

https://twitter.com/UnshackledProd/status/1523425386088255488?s=20&t=k-s5FNij87Pau6qcIwJJUw It was a holy experience. One of the holiest experiences of my life. I was mindful. I was present and keenly aware that something important was happening. …

January 3, the first Monday of the new year. I am packing for a storytelling event in Minnesota. It’s going to be a great year, I know it.

I am an African American Christian woman who participated in Yom Kippur this year. I unplugged from the world beginning at sunset Wednesday, September 16, to sunset Thursday. Two friends had interesting responses to my choice. One commented on how wonderful the world would be if repentance and forgiveness were…