Excited to share this work celebrating the contributions of Azorean-American women. It’s been my privilege to serve as archivist. #Azores#Archives#Dissertation https://t.co/jk0QkjMYvV
@cjp_still Not sure what decade that is exactly, but when I turned 40, an older friend said, “oh, 40s are the age of reckoning. You’ll love it.” You know what, she’s right. LET THE RECKONING BEGIN!
I am a descendant of slaves, who knew that they would not make it, but dreamed and prayed that one day I would make it.
So despite America's complicated history, my faith is in the Constitution.
I've enforced the laws, and now I write the laws. Nobody is above the law.
@JenniferIWJ It is exactly that. Our usage has plateaued over the past few years, but we are just mostly seeing a shift in the ratio of face-to-face to online appointments with more choosing online.
There is often a fine line between compassion for the real, material challenges that students experience & rescuing students from experiencing consequences of their own decisions. Both can be powerful learning experiences. Knowing where that line is the hardest part of teaching.
It’s nice to know I can still host a party even if I don’t have a man of my own. Just avoid anything that requires using a knife and get any male I know to work the bar. Noted. (Betty Crocker, Hostess Handbook, 1964) #CookbookRhetoric#MidcenturyKitchen
@RobertLepenies@parent_phd Sure! I started when my first was about to start kindergarten, thought it was good timing. Ended up having my second by surprise in second year. She’s 6 now. I just defended. She’s never known me outside of grad school. Slowed me down but didn’t derail me.
Annie Turnbo Malone & Madam C.J. Walker were pioneers of the African American beauty industry. Each woman developed haircare and beauty products, created beauty schools and launched highly successful businesses that employed hundreds. More: https://t.co/6FrIspPxlK #HiddenHerstory