June 2024 Family capital, the resources and advantages that families provide to their members, is essential for individual success and mobility. However, racism and discrimination significantly erode family capital, restricting opportunities and perpetuating disparities. In this blog post, we'll explore how racism and discrimination affect Black families, limiting their family capital and hindering their well-being.
May 2024 Genealogy, the study of family history, has become increasingly popular in recent years. With improved internet access and a growing need for understanding identity, individuals are delving into their ancestral pasts. For African Americans, genealogy holds unique significance, as it unravels narratives shaped by slavery, migration, and resilience. In this post, I explore the role of genealogists as compilers and authors, the impact of silence and trauma, and the ethical considerations surrounding sharing genealogical information.
May 2024 Moving out of the neighborhood commonly referred to as "the hood" can be a significant milestone for many Black families. This complex journey intertwines aspirations, survival instincts, and loyalty to one's roots. This post explores the nuanced experiences of Black families who navigate this transition, examining whether it's a matter of survival or perceived as turning one's back on their community.
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