This original piece (by none other than myself—apologies for being redundant there), in my opinion, should be a topic of discussion at the dinner table in every (so-called) African-American home this February and beyond. The piece begs the questions: Who were they? Who are we? Who am I? Please enjoy and as always, leave your comments in the comments section below. –MT Matt D. Talford is a writer, narrator, and author of three books: “Stuck In An Elevator” – a fictitious tale of passion and self-discovery; “Captain’s Mate: A Practical…
What “Black” Isn’t; What “Black” Is
