PART III of III – Genealogical Crossroads: Researching and Embracing a Diverse Heritage
By Philip T. Arnell The best advice to start with is to interview the family’s elders. Some may want…
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Genealogical Crossroads: Researching and Embracing a Diverse Heritage PART I of III
By Philip T. Arnell I’ve walked many paths in my life. I’ve been a performer, I’ve briefly been a teacher….
Pioneer Nyshell Lawrence Unveils Bookstore Celebrating Black Women and Black Literature
Nyshell Lawrence is breaking barriers with Socialight Society. Recently, she had her book launch for “i’m praying for you, girl.”…
Gercland where your imagination is free to roam 22-17
This must be an ice cream dream! We love the use of cardboard and #gerc #gercs #gercland #draw #drawing #doodle…
Puerto Rican Social Justice Leader Directs Latinas in a War Against Anti-Blackness
The importance of social justice work has never been more apparent, yet it can often take a toll on one’s…
Capital Area District Libraries to Celebrate Black History Month with Special Events
Photo of Sherri Winston provided by CADL LANSING, MI – This February, Capital Area District Libraries (CADL) will be hosting…
Interpersonal Edge: The how of the now
In “Can’t Hurt Me” David Goggins’, childhood was a nightmare – poverty, prejudice, and physical abuse colored his days and…
TNCP Review (6): Understand mental illness through the eyes of Nova Wallace who describes her personal experience
In this episode six (6) of the TNCP Review, Rina Risper has an in-depth discussion with author,…
Girl who witnessed George Floyd’s killing releases book for his birthday
“A Walk to the Store” was released on what would have been George Floyd’s 49th birthday. By www.spokesman-recorder.com It’s been…
Social Security supports teachers online
By Vonda Van Til, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist The past two years have been difficult for everyone, including educators…