My Rap Production Corrupted Juveniles at a Residential ProgramThey often say music is a reflection of the soul. The core of its fabric is a vibration of who we are as people. Music can be used to share…Aug 4, 2021Aug 4, 2021
Humbling Servitude (My Time As A Substitute Teacher)I remember waking up on the morning of Monday, October 7th, 2019 at 5:45AM in a scramble. It was my first day on the job as a substitute…Dec 10, 2020Dec 10, 2020
The Success in Losing My Father (10 Years Later)On Tuesday, October, 19th, 2010, my father Georges Anglade passed away at the age of 59-years-old as a result of cirrhosis of the liver. At…Oct 19, 2020Oct 19, 2020
I Was “Canceled” From Private School As A Black Male EducatorBy spring of 2019, I had been in the latter portion of my second year as a Teach For America corps member. Not only was I on the verge of…Sep 21, 20203Sep 21, 20203
LCFC Journal #23: Young, Black, Teaching in America Part IIINew School, New RulesJul 16, 2019Jul 16, 2019
LCFC Journal #22: Young, Black, Teaching in America Part IIIn 2017–18, I found myself to be extremely fortunate to have been hired as a 7 th/8 thgrade ELA teacher at Simpson-Waverly Community…Jun 18, 2019Jun 18, 2019
LCFC Journal #18: “10 Years Later & The Holidays Matter Again”In the ten years that have passed since my sister, Alexandra Anglade’s death I’ve watched my mother, Jocelyne Marie Joseph undergo a…Dec 23, 2017Dec 23, 2017
LCFC Journal #17: “Vehicle To Truth Pt. II”This year marks the 10th anniversary of my late sister, Alexandra Anglade’s passing. And although so much time has elapsed since then, I…Nov 17, 2017Nov 17, 2017
