One of the key questions I grappled with as I moved into the next phase of my journey was purpose: why am I here? Why do I do what I do?
What sets your soul on fire
Tag: Black Woman
Conversations about Race at Sunday Brunch
My mother is my biggest fan. No matter what city I've found myself working in, she has always made sure to call the cable company and order the channel or she's tuned in online. My sisters call her 'The Alpha Fan' ... though, the more I travel and report, I'm beginning to realize Mom isn't the only… Continue reading Conversations about Race at Sunday Brunch
“Did a man bring you out here?” and other awkward questions.
I've always considered myself an everyday girl with a not-so-everyday job. However, over the years, I've learned viewers don't quite see reporters the same way...
My other full-time job
My sisters will *never* leave Toronto--much like Oprah, this is one thing I know for sure. They, like so many other Torontonians see no need to leave the big smoke...and I've given up trying to change their minds. Up until 2010, the three of us (+ Mom) all shared the same home. My sisters (one… Continue reading My other full-time job
Re-discovering Ontario
Growing up in Toronto/GTA is like existing in a bubble: everything you need is here, so why bother looking anywhere else? Having grown up in this world, I'm all too familiar with the downsides of 'bubble-living' and the narrow-minded city dwellers that kind of lifestyle produces. Its a big part of the reason why I… Continue reading Re-discovering Ontario
Off-Air Adventure: (finally) meeting Catherine of Kaela Kay
Twitter is an amazing thing. Without it, I probably never would have met Catherine Addai of Kaela Kay.
“You must be from Africa!”
I'm always blown away (and, I'll admit, entertained) when viewers try to figure out where I'm from. So, when another viewer set about guessing my origins recently, it wasn't anything I hadn't heard before.
