A young student asked me if I could really be a teacher… and I think it’s because I’m Black.
This moment was a poignant reminder that discrimination and biases can begin at a disturbingly young age. But it's also a call to action!...
Here are 3 ways to start:
1️⃣ Educate your children about diversity, equity, and inclusion.
2️⃣ Expose them to different cultures through books, media, and experiences.
3️⃣ Lead by example: show kindness, empathy, and respect to everyone.
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Today, I got asked again if I'm an EA as I walked into a classroom... There's nothing wrong with being an EA, but there's everything wrong with the assumption. A lot of people never ask me first if I'm a teacher. Being a black teacher isn't a novelty. The assumption bothers me!
Wishing our student teacher Mrs. Adegbite all the best in her teaching career. We were so blessed to have her in our classroom for the past 7 weeks! We will miss you! @Writefreak
Yesterday, I got to speak to around 20 female, black elementary students about being black and beautiful, and I think it was an enriching experience for me. It was also eye-opening. I love connecting with younger ones and look forward to doing more. @Mrs_McKay13 thank you!
@accessbank_help please refund my N100,000. My transaction failed and i did anorher one, and now you want me to take N200,000 worth of token. Don't send me extra token in my email, please refund my money.
@TStuartWright@cafreeland@ProfOsinbajo What a way to think! You think everyone is looking to launder money out of Nigeria, don't you? It's never great to believe only what you read on the internet, you know, since I'm sure you've probably never been to Nigeria or been friends with real Nigerians.
@GiGLogistics can you kindly explan why goods not belonging to my business are being shipped from our business account and we are being debited? Kindly explain.