Heed the Herald, by Cornell Wright (Cohort 3)
“When the Herald calls, you’re supposed to go tell the story. Sometimes the message isn’t for you, it’s for someone else.”
“When the Herald calls, you’re supposed to go tell the story. Sometimes the message isn’t for you, it’s for someone else.”
“I decided that instead of setting lofty expectations, I’d practice temperance. And patience. And discipline. And grace. And gentleness. And kindness. And empathy.”
“But it’s like what I learned in farming. You don’t know the outcome… Sometimes you get it, sometimes you don’t. But you do your part.”
"...are there ways you feed that part of your soul looking up to your grandmother, looking for connection to people older than you?”
Reflections from throughout the year on what - and who - keeps us going.
The many ways we recharged, restored, rekindled our fire throughout the year.
Reflections from throughout the year on race, culture, freedom, mental health, justice, community, courage, struggle, influence, representation, nature, healing, learning, growing, spirit, and more.
Reflections on how the creative arts spoke to and through us throughout the year.
“I will make adjustments, not excuses. I will sit in my creativity and blossom. I will sit and type.”
“...a hope swelled in me that we would learn something invaluable, unforgettable, transformational, and universal... that we would become better because of what we had endured in our isolation and stillness.”