Folks, I have to be honest…. I told myself (and many around me) that I’ll be updating this blog with my volunteer exploits, events and insights into my personal journey to; KOS – Knowledge Of Self. My goal was to inspire everyone to be as passionate and excited as I am about volunteerism, event planning,… Read More A trip to the Charles H. Wright museum of African American History
Yesterday, I journeyed to Montreal to represent Spice Youth Toronto at the second attempt to form a Diaspora Consultative Committee there. It was a great event, the turnout was fantastic though not nearly as youthful as I would have liked it to be but still a success. It was also a great opportunity to meet… Read More The Fruits of our actions….
This organisation is the nuclei of my re-birth, I had lost my way for awhile, forgotten my reason for being here for awhile, lost my sense of self, my sense of purpose. Then came Spice Youth Toronto, a youth organisation dedicated to something that I am passionate about, sharing resources, creating linkages, networking, self development,… Read More My Passion
I wonder how many of us remember these days of old…It’s a Sunday afternoon, just past lunchtime, the household has been fed and the dishes are washed. It’s now time to head down to the pasture, cause yes ‘d boys and dem playing’. Whether it was a game of cricket, football or track and field,… Read More Sunday Evenings…..
> Ajamu, the King of St. David’s. True and undisputed even to this day. Many a time, the debate of whether he would ‘take it again’ would heat up the streets, pit neighbors one against another. At seven times a winner, nobody would question why that would be the case. I remember nights when the… Read More King Ajamu ~ D Music man
> Do you know that there are certain parts in our memory that our conscious mind dismisses, not for lack of importance but rather as a coping mechanism? Funny enough it takes the recurrence of a similar circumstance to jog that memory, to dislodge the cobwebs and to reveal the naked truth, but only when we… Read More >When the protector becomes the enemy…’