Author: Roshaunda D. Cade, Ph.D.
I am an educator, writer, coach, and self-proclaimed cultural custodian for black women. I am a black woman; I value what we offer to society; and I work to promote our collective vision, joy, and peace. Through LELA House, I seek to maintain, protect, and advance the culture of black women, focusing on our LELA (Life, Education, Literature, and Art). I support women whose writing includes black women and our concerns (especially, but not solely, from the long US 19th Century). I also offer executive life coaching and self-care services. Additionally, I enjoy learning, writing biblical plays and fiction, dancing in the praise dance ministry at church, playing my clarinet in a community band, and pushing my creative boundaries.
Dancing with the Writing Center Stars
Dissertation – Chapter 5 – Mulatta Mama in Mark Twain’s Pudd’nhead Wilson (5 of 7)
Mother’s Day Morning After Malady
Joy in Your Genes
Waiting for the Explosion
To All the Authors
Dissertation – Chapter 5 – Mulatta Mama in Mark Twain’s Pudd’nhead Wilson (4 of 7)
Reality
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