@donn_sorensen "…big hearts and good business do go together. Compassion does figure into your competency as a leader." @FollowMercy https://t.co/4OWWVI5Qym
@secretan “Courage is the first requirement to start a new life, enter a new relationship, inspire rather than fire an employee, lose weight, kick a habit, tell the truth, or be authentic.” https://t.co/4OWWVI5Qym
On Conversations with Archbishop Kurtz, I welcome Annette Turner, Executive Director of the Office of Multicultural Ministry, to discuss the work of her office and the office's effort to combat the sin of racism. See https://t.co/1IFUcc0v9P
Committed to rules of engagement? @louisvillemayor@KeturahHerron @SadiqaReynolds Would help to hear clear explanation of what you think went wrong before and specifically how “this time” it will be different.
For Kentucky Derby day, @LMPD has a plan & is ready to protect public safety while respecting 1st Amendment rights to peacefully protest. While you may be seeing rumors circulating, we're asking that you please stick to facts. https://t.co/HCR6pMVrVg
For Kentucky Derby day, @LMPD has a plan & is ready to protect public safety while respecting 1st Amendment rights to peacefully protest. While you may be seeing rumors circulating, we're asking that you please stick to facts. https://t.co/HCR6pMVrVg
@kmnr98 thanks for raising issue of trauma for all those on the front line of service. Unfortunately our country’s approach to mental health thinks trauma treats itself. But we can watch out for each other. #forum#workforceinvest
Much of the looting in U.S. cities appears to have been perpetrated by organized groups who saw the protests as a low-risk chance to commit crimes https://t.co/hTa28ucIkL
Lots of elected’s urgently tweeting “now” is time to do the right thing. MLKjr in 1963: “We are confronted with the fierce urgency of now.” Should we not start by admitting we’ve ignored the urgency for two generations of “now” since then?
Lots of elected’s urgently tweeting “now” is time to do the right thing. MLKjr in 1963: “We are confronted with the fierce urgency of now.” Should we not start by admitting we’ve ignored the urgency for two generations of “now” since then?