Archive - The Literary LightWorker

May 2025

LLW Lite: "...But, We Still Down Here Living, Though..."

Thanks to Sinners, Mississippi is enjoying some well-deserved accolades for something monumental and positive, however, this native needs to add…

May 30 •

Chandra Kamaria

LLW Lite: How 'Bout Them Ancestors?

Of course, there is a logical explanation for that fire, but we ain't trying to hear that because we know better...

May 19 •

Chandra Kamaria

The Role of the Black Revolutionary Artist

Defining what that means for this era.

May 7 •

Chandra Kamaria

April 2025

LLW Lite: Mother Wit

A few words about an eroding form of wisdom

Apr 28 •

Chandra Kamaria

March 2025

The Healing Land

This essay is based on my revelations while reading the book, Rooted in the Earth: Reclaiming the African American Environmental Heritage by Dianne D…

Mar 30 •

Chandra Kamaria

Once Upon a Time in the Black Press...

In honor of Black Press Day, here is an article that appeared in the September 1966 edition of Negro Digest later known as Black World.

Mar 17 •

Chandra Kamaria

Randomizing, Episode 1

While reading a stageplay, I came across a brief excerpt that reminded me of this era of overnight experts.

Mar 9 •

Chandra Kamaria

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LLW Lite: Love Songs as Self-Care

Allowing the lyrical flow to make love to your soul, especially during such a time as this...

Mar 6 •

Chandra Kamaria

The Current State of American Education

This cartoon came out in the mid 20th century.

Mar 4 •

Chandra Kamaria

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