by MCH | Jun 18, 2024 | Care, Community
As Caribbean brown women of working-class inheritance, we face the disproportionate duality of caregiving responsibilities for our elders and disabled family members while pursuing professional and personal ambitions. It is challenging. Sometimes...
by MCH | May 11, 2024 | Community
1% Better Every Day for a year. 1.01 (365) = 37.78 The effects of doing a lil bit consistently compounds over time. For example if you can just get 1% better each day you’ll end up with results that are nearly 37 times better after one year. Atomic Habits – by...
by MCH | May 6, 2024 | Community, Community
Ran into some Kings from Constituency No.3 And – everybody know Angela I need you all to know her Cause a need di help lol she quick So when you see her and you ain’t see me and she look like she walk way Call me please Community is a covering lol and of course...
by MCH | Mar 29, 2024 | Community
I grew up with these men… They are characters in my story We are tattered through time I know more men like them Who are beyond this picture frame It’s incredible to see them doing to well In the sanctuary of state and community care, we find respite, calm and care By...
by MCH | Mar 25, 2024 | Community
“In the relentless rhythm of professional life, women often find themselves balancing a myriad of responsibilities. Yet, within this whirlwind, lies a profound opportunity – the chance to cultivate empathy and appreciate the reciprocity of kindness. Embracing...
by MCH | Mar 3, 2024 | Community
Each curl, Each coil, Each wayward strand, Whispers a chorus, “Yes, we made it, hand in hand.” On nimble fingers, A dance of hope took flight, Stray strands gathered Like whispers of past fight. The hold and movement, mend the mane in grips of grit. By the...
