How many times have we paused, hesitated, self-corrected because we're afraid we're wrong? Or we're afraid that our words will be misunderstood? Or our meaning misconstrued? Or that we will overstep? Or that we don't have the authority, expertise or experience to talk about something. I do it all the time. Let’s stop doing it so we can keep moving forward. Here’s how.
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History is told by white men. Which means they dictate the words we learn and stories we remember. But we must push back. As gospel great Mahalia Jackson modeled when she called out to Dr King, “tell them about the dream, Martin,” and he did.
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Tomorrow is February 29. Any plans?
Read moreLessons from Frozen 2's Anna in Moving On
Love can feel like a gold medal, just beyond our reach. Something we can't quite grasp, or don't deserve to. But it doesn't have to remain this way. Whether we are alone, without our sister like Anna or hoping for a future love, the key is focus. Then do the next best thing.
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