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Cinderella Syndrome
Student’s description of site-specific activities this quarter the activity that displayed a tremendous amount of social justice is the ________ annual prom. I was able to help out in this area in several capacities from helping a very diverse group … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Charity, Clinical Supervision
Tagged charity, Cinderella Syndrome, Circumstances, direct pratice, diversity, fairytales, foster care, high school, homelessness, joy, lean in, LGBQT, low income, prom, prom attire, race, sexual orientation, social justice, social work, temporary housing, therapist, youth
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The Fits: Movie Review
I was compelled to watch “The Fits” after I found a well written review in my purging basket from Elle Magazine. The review read “Shortly after Toni joins a step-dancing drill team at a rec center in Cincinnati’s gritty west … Continue reading
Posted in Reading
Tagged convulsion episodes, emotions, horror film, hustling, movie review, opportunity, oppression, politicians, poltics, race, Royalty Hightower, second chances, social justice, tainted water, The Fits, woke
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Representation
If in high school i’d felt as if I were representing my neighborhood, now at Princeton I was representing my race. Anytime I found my voice in class or nailed an exam, I quietly hoped it help make a larger … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged advocacy, Believe, career goals, employment opportunities, entrepreneur, faith, gender, goals, gratitude, How did you get here, inspiration, introductions, judgmental, life, lifestyle, mentor, Michelle Obama, mindfulness, neighborhood, Networking, opportunity, poverty, professionals, purpose, race, realationships, Representation, resume, sterotypes, success, support system
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Dealing With Offensive Remarks At Work
I am a middle-aged white female who works in a retail setting with colleagues whose skin tones are every color imaginable. I respect my co-workers, and they respect me. Our company generally does whatever makes the customer happy. But this is … Continue reading
Posted in Networking, Reading
Tagged advocacy, book review, harassment, opportunity, oppression, optimism, politicians, poltics, race, racisim, rejection, second chances, self-awareness, skin shaming, slavery, social justice, social worker, sterotypes, success, therapy, values, What would you do ?, woke, Work place discrimination
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