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Abandonment
Abbott was in a full sprint, running so fast the neighborhood dogs were howling at his heels, and you could hear his laughter rise above them. A woman watched from her yard. She couldn’t remember the last time she ran … Continue reading
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Tagged abandonment, creativity, dream, encouragement, equality, Everyday, experience, freedom, inspiration, joy, laughter, learning, lifestyle, mantra, memories, mindfulness, opportunity, suprise
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Stand Up
On Not Giving Up Her Seat on the Bus “I was a teenager at the time, and we had been learning about Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth in school. When a white woman got on the bus and the driver … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestors, courage, disconnect, equality, Harriet Tubman, history, inspiration, life, mindfulness, opportunity, oppression, passion, Patience, policies, politics, power, purpose, racisim, self-awareness, Sojourner Truth, stand up
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Black Death
You’re listening to the residents, who are saying what they’re saying, “Stop it. You’re killing him. Are you going to just allow this to happen? Take his pulse,” and so forth. So, you’re hearing all of that. There is another … Continue reading
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Tagged Black experience, community, conversation, diversity, education, equality, freedom, humanity, murder, painful, parenting, perspective, Privileged, racism, trauma, white privilege
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Real Life of an MSW 