“Are you sure you want to go to my parents’ place?” Joel asked Kira. “They will understand if you tell them that you would rather stay home.” “No, I want to go,” she replied. “Besides, everyone is dying to see the baby.” “I guess so and it’s Canada Day today.” “Yes, we usually spend Canada… Read More Canada Day and Family
Chioma decided to stop by Ruth’s office before heading to hers. After getting out of taxi, she stood on the sidewalk for a moment, looking up at the building. Then, she walked through the revolving doors and went up to the reception desk. The man glanced up at her. “May I help you?” “Yes, I’d… Read More Chioma Confronts Ruth
“They’ve been gone for a long time,” Gina said. “Jealous?” Natalie asked, watching her closely. “Of course not!” Gina snapped. “Maybe, they’re sitting down somewhere, talking. You don’t expect them to be walking all this time, do you? Whenever Graham and I went to a park, we walked for a bit and then, we found… Read More Gina’s Plan
In 2021, Montreal born, Samira Nasr becomes Harper Bazaar’s first black editor-in-chief. She made history in the magazine’s 154 year history. She took over the helm in the middle of a pandemic but after months of setbacks, the March issue debuted. She totally owned it, featuring Megan Thee Stallion on its cover. Samira’s vision for the… Read More Samira Nasr
It was Tuesday afternoon and Melania had just left the office. She was still pretty steamed about Tanner and Gina. Why was he so determined to go out with her? What did he see in her anyway? Was he so blinded by her looks that he couldn’t see her for what she really was? What… Read More Melania Bumps into Gina
“I am standing here today by the grace of God as testament to the love and support that I’ve received from my family.” Ketanji Brown Jackson recently made history when President Biden nominated her for Supreme Court of the United States to fill the vacancy left by the death of Antonin Scalia. Ketanji is an American… Read More Ketanji Brown Jackson
He finished paying the bill for the work done on his car and after thanking Adaeze, he left the shop. She was standing outside as if waiting for someone. She looked up and their eyes met. He hesitated and then, he walked up to her. “Hello,” he said. “Hello.” “Are you related to Adaeze?” he… Read More A Fixed Car & a Friendly Chat
Antonia watched them–Martina and her male friend. They had just come out of the restaurant and were standing in front, laughing and talking. It was the attractive black man who had been at the wedding. His fiancée had been there too. As Antonia watched them, she wondered if Laird and the man’s fiancée knew that… Read More Antonia Visits Laird
Ede was looking out the window when she saw Hank drive up. Immediately her heart began to beat faster. “Pastor Hank is here,” she told her grandmother. “Good. I’m looking forward to meeting him.” Ede went to answer the door. Hank’s face broke into big smile when he saw her. “Good morning, Pastor Hank.” “Good… Read More A Day in Ouidah
I’m Jane Bolin and I’m proud to say that I’ve made history. In 1931, I became the first Black woman to graduate from Yale Law School. And on July 22, 1939, I was sworn in as a judge in New York City and served for the next 40 years. Getting there wasn’t easy. My father… Read More The Remarkable Jane Bolin
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