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Biggest takeaway - Having a robust team with good succession planning. It is not just about you being replaced for good, you will be away from time to time. It will be unfair if you don’t ensure you have a strong backup and structure. Without that, your team will be negatively impacted by your absence. Some may think it can help magnify their importance but that’s the furthest from the truth. You need to assure your stakeholders of your ability to ensure continuity and your capability goes beyond personal strength. Without a doubt, she is ready for her new role. Perhaps even during the last election If you want to go fast, you go alone. If you want to go far, you go together.

The post below is a great post and has a clear message being sent. In full disclosure, each time I see a post promoting Kamala's POTUS candidacy, there is always a glamour shots pic of her with mention of the plight of black women in politics... This concerns me! Let's all be sure to remember what the role of the POTUS is. I for one couldnt care less about how Kamala looks nor what she symbolizes as a minority woman in American politics. As with every other candidate, let's focus squarely on what she plans to do as POTUS and what history does she have that supports the notion that she can deliver on her plans. I hear references to how sad of a candidate trump was and how he still became POTUS... How pathetic it is to reference someone who was proven to have used illegal means (Russian direct influence) in getting elected as an excuse for pushing another unqualified candidate. Let's do what we know is right and forget the one poor example we have in Trump as we field a 2024 candidate to compete against Trump. If Kamala is the best candidate then show the proof and drop the glamour shots and empathic narrative associated with her racial or gender identity. #DoingRightIsStillRight

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CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION: LATINOS IN TEXAS CAN MAKE HISTORY https://lnkd.in/gmz__Xjg Latinos in the Latino States should use the opportunity to make history and transform the conflict of losing democracy forever. They can do it and claim rightfulness to the Land, heirs to the long tradition of democracy, and their lands, which they have inhabited since immemorial times. It only takes their vote, and they will secure their rightful place in the nation's decision-making that long excluded them. https://lnkd.in/gtp4G-8v Latinos, like Appalachian peoples, have been dismissed as a burden to the nation and as people incapable of deciding what is good for them. This is when they can say they can elect a president in the most powerful nation on the planet. The Latino vote is essential. Latinos must stop the non-sensical #JuJuMAGANDO and make themselves symbols of democracy in the world. This is not what makes a Latino-Latino: https://lnkd.in/gCSBDYw3 Latinos have been used, made afraid, and kept poor and servile, but now they can choose the first female president and split American history. This is when Latinos can shine with all their brightness and save democracy. 'Just do it" Si see puede! Natanael #LatinosInPolitics, #LatinoLeaders, #LatinoRepresentation, #LatinosInGovernment, #LatinoVoices, #LatinoPower, #LatinoHeritage, #LatinoPride, #LatinoLeadership, #LatinoAdvocacy, #LatinoProgress, #LatinoEmpowerment, #LatinoInfluence, #LatinoCommunity, #LatinoIdentity, #LatinoVoters, #LatinoVotesMatter, #LatinoRights, #LatinoCulture, #LatinoFuture, #LatinoChangeMakers, #LatinoImpact, #LatinoUnity, #LatinoIssues, #LatinosInCongress, #LatinoElectedOfficials, #LatinosInAction, #LatinoVoicesInPolitics, #LatinaPower, #LatinasInPolitics, #LatinasLead, #LatinoActivism, #LatinoEquality, #LatinoJustice, #LatinoAdvancement, #LatinoVoicesInGovernment, #OcasioCortez, #AlexandriaOcasioCortez, #AOCLeadership, #AOCInCongress, #LatinoPoliticians, #LatinosInLeadership, #LatinoCivilRights, #LatinoUnityInPolitics, #LatinoVoicesMatter, #LatinoRepresentationMatters, #LatinoVotePower, #LatinoPoliticalLeaders, #LatinoPoliticalPower, #LatinoFutureLeaders, #LatinoHeritageInPolitics, #LatinoDiversityInPolitics, #LatinoCommunityInPolitics. #LatinoPolitics, #PeacefulCoexistence, #BridgingDivides, #PoliticalHarmony, #UnityInDiversity, #LatinoLeadership, #BuildingBridges, #InclusivePolitics, #PeacefulEngagement, #HarmonyInPolitics, #LatinoUnity, #PoliticsForPeace, #CrossCulturalUnderstanding, #InclusiveLeadership, #PromotingPeace, #UnityThroughPolitics, #DiverseVoices, #PoliticalHarmony, #LatinoInfluence, #PeacefulDialogue, #BridgingCommunities, #InclusiveSociety, #HarmonyInAction, #LatinoRepresentation, #BuildingConnections, #PoliticalInclusivity, #CulturalUnderstanding, #PeacefulLeadership, #LatinoInvolvement, #FosteringUnity, #PoliticsForAll, #HarmonyThroughDiversity, #LatinoVoice, #PeacefulChange, #PoliticalBridge, #BridgingPerspectives, #LatinoEngagement,

Jullanar Williams’ op-ed provides an insightful and timely analysis of the precarious socio-economic landscape that Black women face, particularly in the context of the 2024 U.S. presidential election. She brilliantly highlights the dual burdens of misogynoir and anti-Blackness that persist regardless of the election outcome, emphasizing how these systemic forces continue to disrupt Black women’s well-being and economic potential. It’s always inspiring to work alongside her and witness her dedication to pushing these vital conversations forward. https://lnkd.in/gdJx-CUm

Amidst the evolving landscape of uncertainty, we find ourselves at a crucial juncture in history – a moment that beckons us to reflect on the path ahead and renews our commitment to the ongoing work that lies before us. It's a call to shape a future where the ideals we hold for our nation manifest into reality, making the American dream accessible to all. As we anticipate the State of the Union and commemorate significant civil rights anniversaries, the insightful minds at the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights share a powerful perspective in their latest blog post, "We Must Overcome." (Read here: https://lnkd.in/ezjHKHb5). This piece underscores the importance of understanding our history, drawing insights from the factors that fueled change, and reigniting our belief in the possibilities that lie ahead. As we stand at the crossroads of shaping the future of our democracy, the echoes of the past guide us forward. In the grand narrative of history, one constant prevails: our unwavering march towards progress. Though the path may not always be linear, it undeniably leans toward positive change. In these pivotal moments of history, let us summon the collective will to rise, stride forward, and be architects of the brighter future we envision. Check out the blog post for a profound dive into the history that shapes us and serves as a compass for the journey ahead: https://lnkd.in/ezjHKHb5 #Progress #HistoryInTheMaking #CivilRights #StateOfTheUnion #LeadershipConference #ChangeMakers #FutureForward

Mark Robinson: The Controversial Black Republican Rising In this video, we explore the rise of Mark Robinson, North Carolina's lieutenant governor and Republican nominee for governor. Discover his unique position as a Black Republican and the impact of Trump's endorsement on his campaign. Join us for an insightful discussion on race and politics! #MarkRobinson #NorthCarolinaPolitics #RepublicanNominee #TrumpEndorsement #PoliticalRise #BlackRepublican #RaceAndPolitics #GovElection2024 #LtGovernor #PoliticalInsights

In the annals of American political history, the alignment of Black voters with the Democratic Party has been a steadfast narrative, etched with ideals of progress, equality, and representation. Yet, within this allegiance, fissures have emerged, revealing a landscape brimming with multifaceted concerns and unaddressed aspirations. The loyalty that once seemed unwavering is now subject to introspection and reevaluation, poised on the cusp of transformation. This book delves into the intricate tapestry of factors contributing to a potential paradigm shift in Black voters' allegiance. Twelve poignant inquiries serve as signposts, illuminating the divergent paths traversed by the Democratic Party and the evolving expectations of the Black electorate. Economic policies, an anchor in political platforms, come under scrutiny for their efficacy in narrowing the wealth chasm and remedying economic disparities within Black communities. Education reform, a cornerstone of societal progress, is questioned for its ability—or lack thereof—to redress systemic issues disproportionately affecting Black students. From the towering concerns of criminal justice reform and healthcare accessibility to the fertile ground of entrepreneurship and community investment, each question encapsulates a sphere of critical concern, a facet of the larger prism through which loyalty to the Democratic Party is being redefined. Moreover, the inquiry extends beyond policy. It ventures into the realm of representation—seeking not just a seat at the table but an authentic voice in leadership and decision-making. It probes the resonance of messages, the authenticity of engagement, and the balance between dependency and empowerment. Embedded in this exploration is a quest for historical acknowledgment, a plea for accountability for past injustices that have marred the Black experience. The canvas widens to embrace alternative perspectives, beckoning ideologies that resonate more vibrantly with the aspirations and needs of a community seeking an alignment more attuned to its evolution. At the heart of this narrative lies the evolving sociopolitical landscape—a tapestry woven with shifting dynamics, cultural metamorphoses, and emerging priorities. Herein lies the crux of the inquiry: Are the traditional platforms of the Democratic Party evolving to meet the changing needs of the Black electorate, or are the winds of change ushering in new possibilities? The kaleidoscope of perspectives within these questions reflects the uniqueness of each individual's vantage point, shaped by experiences, aspirations, and a vision for policies that serve to uplift, and truly empower the community. This book aims to navigate this terrain, offering insight, introspection, and a canvas for a robust dialogue—an odyssey into the shifting sands of political allegiance and the quest for a more resonant and responsive political landscape.

CONFLICT ASSESSMENT: THE THEORY OF INTERSECTIONALITY- BLACKS, LATINOS, INDIGENOUS AND ASIANS SHARED IN THE UGLINESS OF HUMANITY: HATE, SEXISM AND RACISM AS MUCH AS CAUCASIANS, BUT THEY DON'T HAVE TO! https://lnkd.in/gz47UCsv Obama was calling black males on a theory of intersectionality (or intersectional theory), where overlapping and intersecting positive and negative social identities and related systems of oppression, domination, or discrimination exist in all human groups. https://lnkd.in/gbsNVYfB When Trump wanted to shoot and put protesters in camps, it would happen for minorities and Caucasians who may be activists for a healthy democracy or comedians, but minorities were the targets. https://lnkd.in/grYWgDzw Now, under white supremacist, fascist rule, most white Caucasians would be saved and may go undisturbed since skin colour is the target for harm, but they have the 'right' skin tone. https://lnkd.in/gUJ-Rtza When Hitler was killing the Jews, they went to ancestry and genetic features because skin colour and religious affiliation were not enough. In the USA, it is, and Obama should be concerned. https://lnkd.in/gF7whDxV The problem with these morally degenerated hateful groups is that there is a large group of pseudo-scientists joining to do the atrocities like medical doctors in nazi Europe https://lnkd.in/gBaDUnun They will do what Trump asks of them. You should be concerned. Project 2025. https://lnkd.in/gQM6WjMV Blacks, Latinos, Indigenous, and Indigenous can be racist, sexist, hateful, corrupted, genociders and criminals as much as Caucasians. That's the reason they follow Republicans. Caucasian Democrats are safer and profit from the destruction through ideology and weapons. https://lnkd.in/gUdVq-fM Now, the fear of minorities like Obama seeing the support for an openly racist, fascist, despotic party is accurate, and you should. Still, when white, you are safer even when you are a Democrat. Some Latinos are going for that advantage. https://lnkd.in/g3FfJ484 Peace is the best way to live; fascism and white supremacy stall it for many! The best person is the one that protects democracy for all. Natanael #BlackLivesMatter, #JusticeForAll, #EqualityForAll, #Antifa, #SocialJusticeWarriors, #EndRacism, #RacialEquality, #HumanRightsNow, #CivilRightsMovement, #StopPoliceBrutality, #SocialChangeNow, #ActivismForJustice, #DefundThePolice, #EndSystemicRacism, #BlackVoicesMatter, #FightForFreedom, #AntiRacism, #NoJusticeNoPeace, #JusticeReformNow, #RaceRelationsMatters, #WeStandForJustice, #EndMassIncarceration, #ReformTheSystem, #DemandJustice, #AbolishICE, #StandUpForJustice, #EqualityMatters, #JusticeAndPeace, #StopHate, #SocialActivism, #CommunitiesUnite, #SolidarityForAll, #EmpowerCommunities, #SupportSocialServices, #PublicServiceMatters,