The Broken Brown Egg hosted its second formal event, The Mosaic Ball, at the Penthouse Hyde Park, and it was more than a gala—it was a declaration.
2025 Mosaic Ball Recap: A Night of Advocacy, Artistry, and Affirmation Read More »
Planned Parenthood is not our enemy here. Nor is the African American womb. Our enemy is the lack of education and resources. Our enemy is a misrepresentation of the idea behind Reproductive Justice. Our enemy is a political machine that is willingly allowing millions to fall by the wayside in a false effort to “save” children that they are proving they won’t adequately support once their born, anyway.
Scare Tactics: The Great Reproductive (in)Justice Read More »
Aside from losing income, the loss of health care is a large concern during a recession. Check out these ways to keep on top of your health, inexpensively and effectively.
Reproductive Health…in a Recession Read More »
On September 17, 2010, there was a night of outstanding and touching advocacy and awareness for infertility and adoption as it affects the African American community. A gathering of patients, supporters and doctors, all came together to celebrate and cultivate the amazing community built by The Broken Brown Egg. A year of planning, a generous sponsorship, oh and a night of almost going to jail…led to this unforgettable evening. Finally, I’m recapping the Awareness.Hope.Activism gala!
The Prelude to the 2010 A.H.A. Gala Read More »
2010 and your website looks like a scene from Jumping Jack Flash circa 198? Illinois this is a FAIL. How many children are without homes because you are behind?
Dear DCFS, this is 2010, Thought You Should know Read More »
The very first day that I mentioned hosting a fundraiser for Infertility Awareness on this blog, was about a year ago. From that time, I’ve received support and collaboration from the most unexpected places. There have been some very high moments, and some low points. In my personal life, things have taken more dips and
Thank You in Advance Read More »
