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Wrongagery 8, 9, 10

If you read my stuff, you will quickly notice my lifelong affinity for Divas of Color. Etta James. Bessie Smith. Tina Turner. Aretha, of course. When I started telling my stories six months ago, those were the ones that jumped out first. No mystery. They just seem like the right voices to personify my inner life…

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Wrongagery 5, 6, 7

My best girl friend, Sandi (I call her SML because that is her initials), is word-challenged. She’s plenty smart, but sometimes has difficulty expressing herself. She uses words in strange combinations that don’t really make sense, but after years of exposure I am able to silently translate them in my head. So, I know what [...]

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Wrongagery 2, 3, 4

1986 Up in my bedroom sitting on the floor playing an audiocassette I got for $2 called “Gospel” by Aretha Franklin. Very lo-fi recording of her when she was a teenager (like me!) singing at church, New Bethel Baptist in Detroit, and accompanying herself on piano. I am horrified by what I think I hear [...]

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Wrongagery 1

I still have a Yahoo! email address, okay? It’s not as bad as still having AOL or Hotmail. Plus, I have a Gmail one too. So shut up. Anyway, so that I can check my email quickly first thing in the morning, Yahoo! is my homepage. They have very carnivalesque top-news stories, lots of self-help [...]

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