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I didn’t follow the traditional timeline with my education. After high school, I started out at a junior college, but then got promoted with my job and moved to a […]
I didn’t follow the traditional timeline with my education. After high school, I started out at a junior college, but then got promoted with my job and moved to a […]
I remember one grade school teacher and one high school teacher vividly. When I think about the similarities of the two, and why they stood out among all the others, […]
Did you watch the Grammy Awards this year? There were some amazing moments, but none better than when Tracy Chapman plays her most famous hit, “Fast Car” with Luke Combs. If […]
If you’re lucky, you haven’t needed the assistance of a healthcare worker recently. But it sure is nice to know they are there when we need them! Healthcare workers are the unsung […]
I‘ve been thinking a lot about perspective lately. It started when I had a debate with a male friend about the Barbie movie. He saw the message of the movie one […]
June is pride month. President Bill Clinton designated June as “Gay and Lesbian Pride Month” on June 11, 1999. Ten years later, President Obama updated the title to “Lesbian, Gay, […]
I am constantly amazed at the consistency and efficiency of time. It just keeps marching on, regardless of circumstance or event. Sometimes we can perceive time as going more slowly […]
My seven-year-old nephew, (about to be eight), is in the second grade. As often as I can I ask him, “What was the favorite part of your day at school […]
We’re at a point in time where we are just coming out of our world being turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic, and we are slowly figuring out what […]
May 21st is World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, a day set aside by the United Nations in 2001 as an opportunity to deepen our understanding of […]
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