We are thrilled to announce the newest members of HPRS cohort 2020!
Our new cohort includes 60 scholars who are joining a national network of changemakers from all sectors, professions, and disciplines. https://t.co/8SVdJfphzq
We have become so comfortable with poverty, with Black folks in distress; that when a Black person says I have no water or food- no one thinks- “lets get him some water and food.” No, instead someone thinks- lets put him in a chokehold.
Hi future grad student. As I make my way out, I have a little bit of advice. Celebrate EVERYTHING. Celebrate being admitted. Celebrate coming up with a research question. Celebrate just being alive. Damn what the more stuck up folks of academia have to say.
if we’re not pausing before reacting, if we are not reflecting on the why behind the trigger, we can easily fall prey to an ego that seeks to blame before it looks to heal.
the heartbreak you feel—the grief, the loss, the hurt, disappointment, rejection—is bringing you to the precipice of your breakthrough.
stay the course.
Today we introduced a constitutional amendment to restore voting rights to people who are incarcerated in
California State Prisons.
It’s the right thing to do.
Here’s why 🧵
Really thinking about retiring. I’m over daily engagement with work, emails, etc. Want to sit on porch with my cat, go to museums, brunch with friends and nap.
I’ve done enough.
To working through pain; to healing
To loving strong and laughing harder
To community
To letting go; accepting imperfection.
To constant reflection and awareness;
To loving self. To nurturing self. To trusting self.
To living in purpose. To living on purpose
- dreams manifest
“You think your pain and your heartbreak are unprecedented in the history of the world, but then you read. It was books that taught me that the things that tormented me most were the very things that connected me with all the people who were alive, who had ever been alive.”