Today I want to acknowledge a man of many firsts on the tennis court and who had a passion for social justice and civil rights: Arthur Ashe.
A Legacy Worth Leaving
Category: Courageously Addressing…
To Be Continued…
To Be Continued...
Voting: Which Happened First
In the midst of this voting season, I was reminded that yesterday, August 18, 2020, was the one hundred year anniversary of the 19th Amendment being ratified. The 19th Amendment gave women the right to legally vote.
Saving Letters
Writing letters is almost as fun as receiving them.
Your Turn
It's Your Turn. Conversations flow both ways.
Keep Going
29 words of encouragement on the 29th day of July.
Let’s Not Forget
July 25, 1946. The date of the United States of America’s last mass lynching. In Monroe, GA on Moore’s Ford Bridge, four African-American people were lynched by a mob of over twenty White men.
Uncomfortable
Uncomfortable: in a state of discomfort; uneasy; conscious of stress or strain.
R is for Respect & Reflection
R is for Respect because there is no respectful way to honor Native people through mascots. R is for Respect because we can respect Native people by removing our mascots (especially at SCCS).
R is for Respect
This is an excerpt of a Courageously Concerned Letter I wrote to my local board of education...
