Essays Seen and Yet Invisible: My Thoughts on the Black Narrative To be honest, I’m angry. I’m a 48-year-old Black woman. There, l said it. It is how people see me regardless of Stephanie Spencer Posted on August 14, 2020
Essays, Relationships I Don’t Have a Tribe I always see other women posting on social media about their tribes, and it makes me wonder why I don’t have one. I have Guest Author Posted on April 7, 2019
Essays, Life I’ve Moved 6 Times in 8 Years, but Finally Found My Home Home is a state of internal being — at least, that’s what I tried to tell myself, since I’ve moved six times in Guest Author Posted on October 14, 2018
Connection Notes from Nanea | The Weirdo Tribe My dear Sweatpants & Coffee tribe, I’ll tell you a secret. This cozy blanket fort we call Sweatpants & Coffee was Nanea Hoffman Posted on February 12, 2018
Culture Remembering David Bowie, For All the Beautiful Aliens The generation born in the years just after World War II in England was absolutely pivotal in the development of much of the Tony Moir Posted on January 7, 2018
Connection Letter from the Editor | #7 “Finding Your Tribe” Dear Sweatpants & Coffee tribe, I’ve been thinking a lot about how so many of us yearn to find our people. How we want to Sweatpants & Coffee Posted on March 2, 2017
Family Sweatpants & Parenting | Through the Looking Glass By Elizabeth Newdom Do trees feel pain when their leaves change color? I am looking out the temporary window of our newly Guest Author Posted on May 24, 2016
Uncategorized Coffee Talk, Episode 3 | Finding Your Tribe: Friendships, Chosen Family, and Trust Ever been lonely in a room full of people? We’ve all been there and we all crave connection. How do you find the other Sweatpants & Coffee Posted on February 5, 2014
Uncategorized Poetry Corner | Rules For Building A Labyrinth You may have noticed a new podcast on Sweatpants & Coffee: Coffee Break. These meetings of our minds are meant to be fun, Tomi Wiley Posted on January 30, 2014