Posted on January 30, 2018 by Christina L.
Sonia Joseph. That is a name I want you all to know. Sonia Joseph is the mother of the late 20-year-old Giovonn Joseph-McDade, who was shot to death by police officers in Kent, Washington last June. Like any mother who loses a child, especially so unexpectedly,… Continue Reading “Sonia Joseph: A name we all should know”
Category: African American, Black, Motherhood, Police Force, Social JusticeTags: accountability, African American, Awareness, Black, brave, Charleena Lyles, Children, cops, courage, court, courtroom, death, Deescalate, diversity, Giovonn Joseph-McDade, i-940, injustice, inquest, King County, Law, Moms, Motherhood, Parenting, police, Seattle, Social Justice, Sonia, Tommy Le, understanding, Washington
Posted on January 27, 2018 by Christina L.
You all are hopefully aware of the the “Doll Test” conducted by psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark the 1940s, and if not, you should be (click here to learn more). The results were horrifying and ultimately led to the Brown v. Board of Education… Continue Reading “Feeling Invisible in the Doll Aisle in 2018”
Category: African American, Black, Dolls, Motherhood, ParentingTags: African American, American Girl, Asian, Black, Brown v. Board of Education, diversity, Doll, doll test, Hispanic, Latina, Motherhood, Parenting, Social Justice, Target, Toys, Walmart
Posted on January 25, 2018 by Christina L.
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Category: MotherhoodTags: acting, affirmations, arts and crafts, breathing exercises, Children, Moms, Motherhood, Parenting, perfectionism, practice makes perfect, sports, the help, therapy, you is kind
Posted on January 24, 2018 by Christina L.
“…by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we may even become friends.” -Maya Angelou I believe that by talking to one another and genuinely listening to what others… Continue Reading “And so the Journey Begins”
Category: UncategorizedTags: Communication, dialogue, diversity, friendship, Social Justice, understanding