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I’m a product of the GORGEOUS PRINCE GEORGE’S, a place praised for being one of the richest Black counties in the country. The home of Academy Award winning actresses, championship winning athletes and broadcasters who’ve covered some of the world’s most historical moments. Prince George’s County is the intersection of politics and policy, culture and causes, arts and ambassadorship; truly a representation of Black excellence on many levels.
In the wake of tragedies, there’s always a rush to say something.
To make it personal.
To find a way to insert ourselves into the moment, even if—truthfully—it has nothing to do with us.
Take the recent crash of American Airlines flight 5342. A tragedy that claimed the lives of 60+ people. And yet, scrolling social media, I’ve seen post after post from people talking about how they just left DCA, were about to fly there, had once been on that route, and how grateful they are that they weren’t on that flight.
