5 Things I didn’t know I needed until night 2 of the DNC:
1. DJ Cassidy’s Playlist
2. A Cheese hat that says “Jazzed as Hell”
3. That first voicemail that Doug left Madam VP at 8:30 AM
4. Puerto Rico’s roll call response
5. Michelle Obama’s Suit- for real who is the designer
Thank You @Lawrence@TheLastWord for calling out every news media outlet that gave DT over an hour of in coverage listening to his lies, misrepresentations, and non-responsive ramblings but failed to give equal time to @VP ‘s @KamalaHQ speech. Thank you for sharing #WeWontGoBack
3. Call 1-888-373-7888, text HELP to 233733 (BEFREE), or chat via https://t.co/BcQztiZeuE
4. Volunteer
5. Give $
6. Donate products
7. Tap your skills &networks
8. Think before you buy
Consider where u shop,eat (Who made your clothes/prepared your food?)
9. Speak out
10. Repost
Today is Human Trafficking Awareness Day and January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Please take a moment to read and share this post to educate others on how they can help stop human trafficking. 1/3 #WearBlueDay
Ten Things You Can Do To Help Stop Human Trafficking
1. Know the facts
Human trafficking involves sex trafficking and labor trafficking .
2. Seek help.
You might know someone who is in a trafficking situation, a family member, student, patient, tenant, co-worker, etc..
@CrumblCookies Today is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day and it’s a great day to have @CrumblCookies delivered (for free) to your local Community Based Organization that supports human trafficking survivors!
@CrumblCookies Someone delivered a dozen Crumbl to my job yesterday. This truly is one of the best corporate gifts but when it’s only a dozen for 250+ employees, a holiday gathering can devolve into the hunger games.
@nhannahjones Or efforts that were self-initiated, dire, or complex-well that can measure intellectual capacity under pressure, adversity, or even systemic barriers. For a student like me, my race was not a proxy for my intelligence but relevant to prep, access & support in gaining knowledge.
@nhannahjones Test scores are not objective indicators of intelligence. Yes they may reflect a knowledge base, but they also reflect, the preparation, access & support in gaining that knowledge base. To the extent gaining that knowledge base required minimal or extraordinary efforts 2/3