Greetings SCW. I know it has been a minute since I posted on the blog, but I have been pretty busy completing my writing and helping...

Kwanzaa Illuminated: Biblical Perspectives on the Seven Principles of Kwanzaa Discover the profound connections between Kwanzaa and...

Reposted from 2022. One of the things I loved about growing up was the public library. I spent a lot of time there. I remember my mom...

Most of us know that Black history is extremely lacking in the American history courses taught through the education system in the United...

Here at Sister Circle Writers, we are on a mission to ensure we - you - are the legacy keepers for our community, family, and personal...

I wanted to give a shout-out and a big thank you to my Professor, Dr. Leta Frazier, now Professor Emeritus from Bethel University, and my...

Hi, everybody. I wanted to talk to you today about health literacy as I progress and move on this journey of self-care and researching...

In preparation for my upcoming book, a womanness guide to self-care. I wanted to spend a minute on health equity answering the question,...

Hi everybody Dr. Annette here, and I am going to wear my academic writing coach hat today. Because there are just a few things I wanna...

Dr. Diana All right, good evening, everyone. My name is Diana Watkins Dickerson. And I'm your host of teaching preach. These are...

Dictionary.com’s Word of the Day for February 1, 2021 was diegetic which was defined as “happening within or being the created world of a...

Reconstruction is a loaded word as it can evoke a variety of emotions. I chose it as part of my book for three reasons. First, it is...

Planning to Write - Write to the Plan So your goal is to write a novel, a poem, a short story, a journal article, so what. When do you...

Many of us will begin the year 2021 by making a REsolution in one way or another, even if it is a vow not to make a REsolution. You are...

A Womanist Ethic of Care and Women of Color Health Narratives (cross-listed - www.thepinkandtheblack.com) Womanist ethic of care is a...

Part of My Story: Self-Care, Writing, and Yoga Yes, it has been a minute or two since my last post. With a big sigh and a deep breath, I...

The writing prompt presented in today's Zoom Global Writing session was a bit more reflective. As we continue with our #LegacyKeepers...

The idea of a writing challenge and the use of writing prompts is not new. You can find writing challenges and prompts all over the...

A womanist lamentation: Invisible, Commodified, and Expendable As a womanist scholar, daughter, sister, mother, aunt, chaplain, ordained...

Guest Blogger Cerise L. Glenn, Ph.D. cerise.glenn@gmail.com You’ve seen a specific call that connects to your area of research. The theme...