Yin and Yang Mom

02/14/2025

Alternatives to doing too much...

02/03/2025

SAT...

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12/29/2022

Good Morning. 🌞

If you’d like to share.

Hardest thing about coming out of the last three years?

Three words.

Go ✅

06/19/2020

06/16/2020

Wear the title with honor young ladies. You are leaders and now in service to others ❤️ Great job. Proud of you. I know you’ll do a great job. Thanks to Harrington Park school for supporting their elementary school journey. Creating future leaders...

06/16/2020

Good luck to these two future female leaders of America!

I’m rooting for you today!

06/10/2020

My daughter is running for 2020-2021 Student Body President at Harrington Park Elementary school.

She really deserves this opportunity to serve her community next year. She really cares about the students and the staff.

Send her a lot of prayers and positive energy.

06/08/2020

Leaving this here for those who are searching...

Cultivate positive identity formation, encourage students to confront racial and ethnic injustice, and prepare them to live and work together in a diverse world. Our resources can help you facilitate discussions about race and guide students through lessons on white privilege, economic inequality, mass incarceration, the complexities of identity and more.

“We may be uncomfortable talking about race, but we can no longer afford to be silent. We have chosen a profession that—like parenting—requires us to put our comforts second to those of children.”

Jamilah Pitts

Cultivate positive identity formation, encourage students to confront racial and ethnic injustice, and prepare them to live and work together in a diverse world. Our resources can help you facilitate discussions about race and guide students through lessons on white privilege, economic inequality, m...

06/07/2020

06/05/2020

Reposting from May 9th @ New York metropolitan area

06/03/2020

This was my conversation with one of my best friends for over 20 years.

He happens to be Mexican. He grew up on the south side of Chicago and was very poor.

He now is a counselor for a college in Wisconsin. He’s an awesome dude who has been through a lot to get to where he is in life. I’m very proud of him.

I think after reading this you can see that its not about taking one side or the other.

It’s very complicated, even for a person of color.

I’m grateful we had this conversation and I’m grateful for every conversation I’ve had over the last week.

Uncomfortable but honest conversations with women and men of all colors, civilians and law enforcement.

Make sure you are having these conversations with all different types of people.

Don’t just post on social media or peacefully protest. Have conversations. Educate yourself.

FOCUS ON THE WHY AND NOT ON THE WHAT.

Open mind.

Open ears.

Open eyes.

Open heart.