Tag Archives: Sarah Rahman

Learning From Malcolm, Nearly 50 Years Later

Posted on May 5, 2011 by | Leave a comment

I have been reading since my youngest years, consuming novels of fiction and tales every  chance available, all in an effort to broaden my imagination and range of knowledge alike. But it is with due humility that at 23-years-old, after so much time reading voraciously, no story has ever moved me so much, so poignantly and so emotionally, as The Autobiography of Malcolm X. Continue reading →

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From Dey Hill To Sugar Hill: Home In Harlem

Posted on March 13, 2011 by | Leave a comment

If anyone had asked me one year ago where I would be living and working today, never would I have imagined that my youthful dreams of experiencing “the big city” as a local would come to fruition so quickly. Continue reading →

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