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Don’t weaponize the word ‘woke’; all parts of Black History are an essential part of American History
February 1, 2023 By Dr. Shawn G. Willis LEARNING AND DELIVERY AND DESIGN PROFESSIONAL, WASHINGTON STATE Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. provided our nation with an inspiring and motivational speech
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Unearthing Our Roots
December 7, 2022 BY KRISTA R. PÉREZ LEAD CONSULTANT, PÉREZ CONSULTING When asked, Where did you find the time to write a book? I responded with, during the first 6
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A Reflection on Hispanic Heritage Month
October 4, 2022 BY CARLOS A. ORTIZ SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR, COMMUNITY LEADER, AND FILMMAKER AT ZETA-MAYA ENTERTAINMENT Warning: You may be offended, triggered, or insulted by what follows. Words possess
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Building Collaboration, Community, and Hope
August 1, 2022 Through collaboration and engagement, we continue our efforts to support diversity, equity, access, and inclusion within organizations and the distribution of resources to communities in need. We
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It’s the Enslavement for Me
June 8,2022 BY MICHAEL JORDAN BUSINESS OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, BLACK COLLECTIVE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SOUND OUTREACH It’s the enslavement for me… Headlines rang with the announcement, “Walmart apologizes for Juneteenth ice
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A History of Pride: Celebrating Pride Month
June is Pride Month, a time when LGBTQ+ communities come together to celebrate the freedom to be who they are. The first Pride events were held in June to commemorate
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Beautiful Butterfly: National Poetry Month
April 6, 2022 Beautiful Butterfly By B.Lyte Beautiful butterfly come out of your cocoon Spread your wings and fly to the moon The possibilities are endless this universe is infinite
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December Task Force Update: A Year in Review
December 1, 2021 The past year has been a critical one. Despite the challenges brought with COVID-19, we have made many new and exciting changes over the past year with
