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- How to celebrate Black History in a world where DEI has become the new N-word
Educate yourself Celebrate Black literature by reading Black authors, learning about Black historical Subscribe to 28 Days of Black History to learn about a notable person each day. voices, art, and music Support Black folks by listening to music and seeing art and theatre and sharing what Don’t limit learning and celebration to February—integrate Black history and contributions into your Let’s keep Black History Month alive by continuing to learn about and celebrate the diversity of our
- Year of Despair Antidotes
I feel dread when I imagine what collateral damage will be wrought on the already vulnerable in this As someone who has always been driven by a passion for justice, it's hard not to panic about what's happening I feel completely helpless. I also realize I'm operating from a place of privilege. As I was SWAYING , I decided yesterday I need to DO something in my own little corner of the world. You can learn more about me at fertilegroundcommunications.com .
- Time to adopt a new word for "Stakeholders"
They are rights and title holders. In addition, the word can bring up generational trauma and pain. Participants List of people’s roles (e.g., land owners, community members, Tribal rights and title holders I love the approach he recommends: “I am aware of phrases or words that may trigger others based on injustice Hopefully all of our actions will be transparent in our compassion and ability to be open and learn from Learn more about ways to support Indigenous people in the workplace in these two articles: Eight Ways
- A Lament
What will happen to reproductive choice? But what about all the people who live in red states? What will happen to them? Why have I not learned this lesson yet? You have to mourn what will not be and what you will miss before you can cope. You can learn more about me at fertilegroundcommunications.com .
- Eight ways white people can avoid being jerks on Juneteenth
From one white person to another, I thought it might be helpful to learn how to celebrate Juneteenth Learn from the National Museum of African American History & Culture. Attend Juneteenth activities Find out what’s happening in your city or area to celebrate Juneteenth. Google or search on social media: “Juneteenth what’s happening near me.” Show up, be quiet, cheer, support, and learn.
- Why every white person should be a minority at least once in their life
We loved wandering through the shops in Chinatown and visiting the Chinese Cultural Center where we learned I have commitments and can’t uproot my life.” Guess what? You don’t need to move anywhere. Learn their languages. Respect their cultures, and don’t appropriate them. Approach these experiences with humility, respect, and a willingness to listen and learn. can make to mix up the pot right now will promote greater understanding and get us one step closer to what
- Oppenheimer fails
What’s known is the population of Hiroshima on August 5, 1945 was 350,000. It was a moving, chilling experience to learn more about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which “He learned about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on the radio, the same as the rest of the world At what cost? And what happens as a result of this whitewashing? And guess what? It’s just the right thing to do.
- Elevate Your Feed: Crafting a Professional, Inspirational Online Presence
Because the Internet is forever, what you say today can haunt you for years to come. What you give out comes back. Positive impact: Personal stories, lessons learned, and motivational messages can inspire others and attract like-minded professionals and could result in opportunities for mentorship, collaboration, and learning Your social media presence reflects who you are and what you stand for.
- Fasting from corporate overlords
I base my purchases on the values of the company as best I can. I rarely darken the doors of Walmart and I nearly always buy fair trade chocolate since I learned about I also sent an email explaining why I cancelled. However, he still earns 7% of the profits (that’s $91 on our upcoming 6-night booking). How I’m getting around it: As soon as I Iearned about Gebbia joining the bandwagon destroying the country
- Get Your Reader's attention immediately
teachers us how to write with these ordered elements: Intro Three points Conclusion Our readers don’t learn My college sophomore informs me he learned to put the thesis up front: hallelujah! But those of us who are Generation X or Y or older probably learned the traditional writing style. What’s the most important takeaway for your reader? Covey meant we should visualize what we want to achieve to manifest it into reality, but the habit applies
- Eight Surefire Ways to Keep Me Awake During a Presentation
What did Steve Jobs know, and what do the best TED speakers practice? They use slides sparingly. Focus on what's most important. Less is more. Some people learn best visually, while others learn best orally or through experience. I want to come away from a presentation or training feeling I've learned something new or have been enriched If I can learn the information more quickly by reading an article, you're wasting my time.
- Eight Ways to Support Indigenous People, Part 1
I grew up celebrating Columbus Day, learning about the “explorers” and the myths about Thanksgiving being So what can we do to switch this narrative? Learn about the history of the land you occupy and learn from the tribes that still hold it sacred. Here’s my learning: the song I once loved and taught to elementary schoolers, “This Land Is Your Land about the history of Native peoples and what the tribes in your local area are doing now. 6.