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Category Archives: diversity
Act Less White
Destructive Language Hurts ALL of Us If the “Act less white” headline from a Coca-Cola diversity training is leaving you feeling defensive, it should. You can’t control your skin color. You were born the color you are in. And honestly, the diversity trainings I’ve been part of as a participant and presenter have never made …
#ImSorryStory Book Birthday
It might seem silly to some that I got excited about the #ImSorryStory Book Birthday, but for me, it was celebrating a dream come true! The pandemic threw a wrench in my plans on introducing my book into the world, at least the way I saw it would be introduced with book signings in my …
WRAD is RAD! Join Us!
WRAD Beginnings The way Dorothy Lee explained how World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) came about is the coolest story, ever! It was a child’s idea and brainstorming that set the wheels in motion. Now, WRAD is a global movement! This is the twelveth year for it and we are partnering with Dorothy and all of …
Black History is For Everybody
Black History is American History.
The Work is Hard but Don’t Stop
The work in becoming an anti-racist human is hard, but don’t stop!
It’s Okay To Change
It’s okay to change. It’s okay to grow. They are depending on it.
#VintageAugust: The More Things Change….
Monty Kane is an actor who is using his talent of recreation to educate his audience that though our country has made major strides for equality, we still have much work to do.
Safe Spaces Aren’t for Snowflakes
When we care enough to see past our assumptions, and our minds grow too large to house the dangerous misconceptions about others, we will naturally want to form that safe space for our kids.
Why Race Matters For This White Teacher
The goal of my writing this post is to open the doors for more real talk, honest dialogue, and unity to grow where there has been division in the past.
He Gave Me A Melody 