Father’s Day from Girls Scouts Troop 4787: Happy Memories

June 18, 2017By Terrance Ruth, Ph.D., M.S.Ed.

Hats off to Troop 4787 for creating, sharing and allowing fathers to share in these memories.

It’s Been a Year Mom

May 7, 2016By Terrance Ruth, Ph.D., M.S.Ed.

Thanks for training six soldiers. Thanks for being an awesome mom.

AAIHS First Annual Conference

March 15, 2016By Terrance Ruth, Ph.D., M.S.Ed.

Reflections on the First Annual conference.

The Empower Me Tour

February 5, 2016By Terrance Ruth, Ph.D., M.S.Ed.

Somehow minority students across America have underperformed for generations.

Christmas is Christmas

December 21, 2015By Terrance Ruth, Ph.D., M.S.Ed.

Christmas to Fred is not about how much he can obtain but how much he can give.

Providing A Post-racial Home Culture

November 12, 2015By Terrance Ruth, Ph.D., M.S.Ed.

What kids learn about race before they take a single step into a school building is alarming.

Father Time

June 17, 2015By Terrance Ruth, Ph.D., M.S.Ed.

I have learned from my dad that I must invest every second, every minute, and every hour in my son.

Mango In A Tree Book Review

The picture book is written in poetic form and features strong female protagonists and imagery that hearkens to the African diaspora.

Changing Leaves and Changing Moods

5 Tips to Get You Through the Fall and Winter

Father’s Day from Girls Scouts Troop 4787: Happy Memories

Hats off to Troop 4787 for creating, sharing and allowing fathers to share in these memories.

A Beacon of Support and Hope in Greensboro

COAACH pulls together a network of research, education, and service for Alzheimer’s patients caregivers.

El Anatsui: When I Last Wrote to You About Africa

El Anatsui: When I Last Wrote to You about Africa, is an extensive career retrospective of the internationally renowned artist at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The Idea Drives the Design: An Interview with Phil Freelon

“It’s about my culture, the African-American experience in the US.

Historic Stagville: A Slave Plantation Still Standing

“We are open about carrying on the legacy of the free and the enslaved,” says Hardy. She speaks of the American Girl doll and fiction children’s book series, Addy, which is inspired by a child slave who once lived here – the black doll proudly sits on display in an exhibit area along with pre-Civil War artifacts and other memorabilia encased in glass.

From Tragedy to Wellness

“What’s the worst that could happen? If he does something, I didn’t do it, so it’ll all be on him.”

Valencia Church-Williams - October 1, 2015:
I give thanks...

ChocolateWriter - October 1, 2015:
Great food for thought for introspection and reflection.

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I'm grateful for your continued support of the column and always so [...]

Stafford Edwards - September 15, 2015:
Margaret, In the vernacular of our ever-changing cultural linguistics ..."girl...you done gone knock [...]