Law & Politics
It’s the Police Union Contracts, Stupid
Read why real reform can only come when the police union contracts and labor arbiters no longer shield police officers from misconduct.
Law & Politics
Dear Young People: Protesting Is Great, But Actually Voting Is Better
Take that protesting passion to the ballot box – protesting alone will not bring the racial justice and equality that most of us desire.
Law & Politics
Why Civil Disobedience Is the Answer, Not Violence and Destruction
The just ends of racial equality and justice require just means of civil disobedience and nonviolent protest, not the violence that devalues the cause.
Essays My Writing
Week… I’ve Lost Count – Life Amidst Coronavirus In New York City
The emptiness of New York City is eerie and may be ominous of what’s to come.
Essays My Writing
The Last Dance Through Six
Why The Last Dance through the first six episodes is a beautiful dance of Michael Jordan’s greatness that you will never want to end.
Essays My Writing
His Airness – Michael Jordan and “The Last Dance”
What we will discover from The Last Dance documentary about Michael Jordan – His Airness – the man, in the realest and rawest way possible.
Food
Step Into My Crêperie
Why crêpes are one of the best and most versatile foods to make, especially during a Coronavirus-style lockdown.
Essays My Writing
My Imaginary Music Festival – Jammin’ At J-Tree
Coronavirus may prevent us from listening to music live, but festivals must continue, virtually at least.
Essays My Writing
Committing To My Work From Home Life
Reflecting on work from home life and why it is not an open invitation. The Coronavirus has changed work, but boundaries between work and life must remain.
Essays My Writing
Holed Up In Tribeca
What life has been like after my first week holed up and working from home in Tribeca amidst the Coronavirus outbreak in New York City.