In 1865, Black people all over the South were saying this Union officials: Do not abolish slavery and leave us landless and disenfranchised. Do not force us to
work for our former masters and call that freedom. Do not allow the law replace the master. 1/3
Story I learned last night:
I started Girl Scouts in first grade and was an active scout until I was 17 (12th grade)—did ALL the GS stuff and loved my scouting experience. I was a GS national delegate.
My troop, 1001, was in Detroit and almost all black.
I’ve been getting a lot of questions from my non-Black friends about how to be a better ally to Black people. I suggest unlearning and relearning through literature as just one good jumping off point, and have broken up my anti-racist reading list into sections:
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Some Wuhan residents who previously tested positive for coronavirus and then recovered are now testing positive for a second time.
Officials are trying to figure out what that means for diagnostic tools and efforts to stop the spread.
https://t.co/Lc2QW2hiOQ
I just did my free online writing class on Instagram Live just now and there were some people calling me “Chinese Virus”. 😭😭😭 That’s not cool. It was really hurtful and distracting. I will be continuing my classes but pls guys, I’m begging u, STOP w the racism. 🙏❤️📚
@TheLisaWalters My rule: only hang out with as many people as you're willing to give the coronavirus to. I gave it to 4 out of 6 people who had lunch with me the day before I started feeling sick.