When I was a little girl and someone died, there was a funeral. The grownups were all dressed in black, the children in white or muted pastel. Read more...
Author: Amy Bryant
By Amy Bryant When I moved here six years ago, I often wondered why I saw so few African Americans in downtown Safety Harbor. I concluded it Read more...
As he stepped onto the stage clad in blue majestic African garb, his presence commanded the room, his voice reverberated to every corner; his strength and courage Read more...
Who do you see looking back at you reflected in the mirror of Facebook? Does your image reflect love, friendship, compassion, or does it reflect sarcasm, bitterness Read more...
History traditionally pays tribute to heroes of the past, but this Black History month I honor President Barack Obama, a symbol of Black History in the Making. Read more...
“I don’t want anything, I have all I need.” How many fifteen year-olds do you know who would say this? Yet that was my granddaughter’s repeated response Read more...
We are all one universal family, brothers and sisters under one Creator, meant to live in harmony. Yet from childhood we are taught to divide the world Read more...
Thank you, Safety Harbor. This is the first thought that comes to mind this Thanksgiving Season as I reflect on reasons to be grateful. You are a Read more...
I think white folk are getting tired of the Black Lives Matter movement given many of their responses: • White lives matter • Police lives matter • Read more...
On September 15 of this year, participants in the 1,000 mile Journey for Justice arrived in Washington, DC petitioning Congress to restore the potency of The Voting Read more...