The Core of the Antevasin

I am obsessed with literature. Beautiful words from Zora Neale Hurston, Pearl Cleage and other gifted scribes cause the weeping, but relatable experiences are responsible for the hurt. For the last month, I’ve cried as I’ve read writer and editor Elizabeth Gilbert’s spiritual memoir, Eat, Pray, Love. Most audiences are familiar with the film, which… Read More The Core of the Antevasin

January 30, 2013June 18, 2013 Evette Dionne1 Comment

Celebrating “A Different World”

Despite all of the shortcomings, there is something special about Bennett. It doesn’t have the prestige of Hampton, the bourgeoisie of Howard or the glitz of Florida A&M; but black women are educated and celebrated here and there is no greater experience in the world.… Read More Celebrating “A Different World”

August 26, 2012December 22, 2012 Evette DionneLeave a comment