The events of the past four weeks in the United States have focused on the disproportionate use of force perpetrated by police officers against African Americans. The protests have once more brought attention to the systemic inequities that unfairly relegate people of color, especially Blacks to subordinate positions. These historical inequities which are grounded in …
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Families are waking up today to a new reality – school closures. Although school districts have put together protocols for distance learning, it is still incumbent on families to supervise children during this time at home and hold them accountable for learning. While there are expectations in some school districts for teachers to schedule time …
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It’s a new year and as is typical, most of us have made or will make resolutions. Does it just suffice to make a set of resolutions for the next 365 days? While making New Year’s resolutions has become a tradition, keeping up and living up to them is an uphill battle for many. Because …
