@rklau@mbrianaepler And if they are not doing well, be prepared time wise to just listen; it will honestly mean the world to them! Also, if they aren't doing well, please ask if there is anything you can do?
@hurdle_app So many people work in an industry full of toxic positivity and aggression as the norm. So, if you make public at all even anxiety, it can be used to "take you down"; I am searching for how this can be changed...
@HBRAscend @mbrianaepler Thank you! I want to start a movement in reciprocal allies. What does that mean? I am an ally for the micro-aggressions against you and you are an ally for the micro-aggressions against me. I think if we all stop to listen to what those might be, we will learn SO much!
@wordnerd_gh @gospacecraft @MrAhmednurAli @zellieimani College adjunct professor work the same; only paid for "teaching hours", no prep, grading or advising time, no benefits and classes cancelled if not enough students. I was eased out after 17 yrs when I started telling my students I'd make more hourly at McDonalds!
@Sherrell_Dorsey Thanks for posting this; in many philanthropy circles, sadly ESG has always been the terminology in use when diversity and inclusion are mentioned, it's like ESG makes the discussion more vague....
Reminder: Derek Chauvin is on trial, not George Floyd. Chauvin’s defense team is going to try to make excuses for Floyd’s death. Don't believe them. #DerekChauvinTrial https://t.co/CquNlOy3Zh https://t.co/hod0YJ5qaK
When I lived n Japan I ofttn said out loud that many rules were ridiculous, the answer I always got was “ShouGAnai”. Meaning there is no other way to which I said “There is another way” to which I got the crazy gaijin (foreigner) look https://t.co/beciJzjIqP
@MarinaDiamandis There is a common denominator, patriarchy stands strong; we need more men to admit they passively participate in patriarchy which harms women!
@BarbaraCorcoran Thanks Barbara; my son felt like the dumbest kid in 2nd grade (he's bi-racial and his dyslexia wasn't noticeable); I worked daily to raise his confidence and tell him; YOU CAN DO anything; a few years later, he was the Boys State Gymnastics champion and a strong verbal learner!