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Category Archives: family
It just hit me that Aretha Franklin is gone..
Three days later, it hit me. I began to cry, particularly in watching her later performances. The peace i initially felt upon hearing of her transcendence has turned into sadness. Sometimes grief is inexplicable; we grieve when people we love … Continue reading
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Tagged africa, Aretha franklin, music, peace, respect, soul, transcendence, Zondeni Sobukwe
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Music and We (MJ webisode no. 1): What do you think would have happened after ‘This Is It?’
(This is also another chapter in the evolution of the book i was writing- people have asked why i stopped writing it after his transition. Not only is there an evolution of sorts in how i view Michael, … Continue reading
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Tagged family, life, michael jackson, this is it, transcendence
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More reflections on ‘Searching For Neverland’
i made the above video, documenting my initial feelings around the creation of this docu-drama based on teacher Michael’s life. While my feelings have not changed (i still refuse to see it), after i made the video i began to … Continue reading
Posted in africa, art, childhood, children, dance, economy, family, life, michael jackson, parenting, politics, transcendence, trauma, vitiligo
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A strange peace came over me…
“There are people dying…” As i am in the middle of doing some seasonal cleaning, i turn up the volume of Heal The World– it’s a song i go to when i look for that peaceful space, musically. It’s the … Continue reading
Posted in children, family, freedom, life, michael jackson, transcendence
Tagged family, life, michael jackson, transcendence
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