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ABD #10

October 4, 2013March 23, 2014 Dr. Mama Esq.

2,000 words.

A dance class.

A soccer practice.

A migraine.

Talk to y’all tomorrow.

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During fermentation, the cocoa beans changes from raw beans into chocolate. During this process, the beans develop their flavor, bitterness subsides, and it is then that the beans turn into a deep rich shade of brown.

This blog is about mothers of color as we develop our flavor as mothers, partners, co-parents, as career women, writers, academics, and as spiritual beings.

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