The absolute best statement that I’ve heard made by one of our political representatives in Washington, D.C., astounded me. It was so accurate, that I don’t believe that the person who made that statement realized it at the time. Resounding and resonating with me was the characterization of this current societal, racial, political, interpersonal climate […]
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How You Can Ensure That Your Child Isn’t Treated Like A Number at School
Nobody wants to be just another face in the crowd. We all wish to be acknowledged, considered and seen as a unique individual among the other faces. So, how do parents ensure that their child isn’t regarded as just another face in the crowded classroom? When we are treated as a number, not a person, […]
“The Most Dangerous Place For Black People is…..”
“The most dangerous place for black people is in white people’s imagination”. D.L. Hughley Black people, African-Americans, aren’t as scary or as dangerous as are other’s perception of them. An example of the types of incidents where unarmed Black men have been approached, interrogated, arrested, shot and/or killed by police/law enforcement […]
How Should Schools Utilize a 2Gen Approach to Teaching and Learning?
Whether you know it or not, to teach in schools today is to assume a 2-Gen[multi-generational] approach and create a framework for student achievement and family wellness built around that approach. To meet the needs of the child, you must also be mindful of the needs of the parents and the entire family. There […]
