When I’m Not Writing: I Read

Today’s prompt of this month’s blogging challenge involves sharing something that you do when you’re not writing.

One thing that I do when I’m not writing, is reading the work of others. For this brief note, I’ll share with you 10 of the latest posts from selected writers in my Blogroll.

i write a lot because i feel a lot from ANTHOKNEES

Confessions from a Fragmented Black Queer Man from A Radical Educator

Why New Calls For A “Gentler” War On Drugs Are Racist And Classist from Black Girl Dangerous

10 Ways Well-Meaning White Teachers Bring Racism Into Our Schools from ChangeFromWithin

On Campus Racism and The Myth of The P.C. Police from NPR’s CodeSwitch Blog

“Code Switching”: Biracial Identity In Higher Education from Conditionally Accepted

Cissexism from Contagious Queer

Dear Black Friend: What About Personal Responsibility? from Dear Black Friend

Say No! from Dear Sis

Why I’m not going to watch “Dear Black People” from Kat Blaque

What have you been reading lately?

Ubuntu,

From Aspiring Humanitarian, Relando Thompkins-Jones, MSW, LLMSW

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