Singleness is often misunderstood as an abnormality to be endured, but in truth, it's an opportunity to be embraced. Take inspiration from this quote from #Boldly23 speaker, Dr. JoAnn Hummel. Let's challenge the narrative and celebrate the unique journey of self-discovery, growth, and fulfillment that comes with being single. If you haven't already, be sure to register for #Boldly24 https://lnkd.in/gEfVa6Y
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When you start taking responsibility for your actions, your decisions and your thoughts, life begins to transform. You begin to let go of entitlement and the negative thought patterns that are holding you back. Listen to full show with Michael David Chapman this week where we discuss all things entitlement, masculinity, woke culture, and more: https://lnkd.in/e8SyPs2Y #entitlement #transformation #cosmicbridge Michael Hanson
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🔮 Shaping Society's Future: A Wake-Up Call! 🔮 Dive into the thought-provoking insights of Freud's "The Future of an Illusion" and "Civilization and Its Discontents." Discover how society's structure impacts us all. Know the truth about the role of male-centric perspectives and the urgent need for change. It's time to shift the balance of power and reshape the narrative, queens! 🌍👑 #SocietyAndChange #Empowerment #ReshapeTheFuture
Reshaping Society: Power to the Queens! 👑 #Empowerment #ReshapeTheFuture #WakeUp
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It's #BlackHistoryMonth - so where have all those 'allies' from 2020 gone? My latest for Stylist Magazine: 'In the current climate, even the phrase ‘anti-racist ally’ now feels almost twee. Like a nostalgic relic of a naively hopeful past. To understand why 2023 feels so starkly different to 2020, we have to understand how the narratives around racism and anti-racism have shifted in that period. Not only has progress stalled, but there have also been significant backwards steps. First, there was ‘allyship fatigue’, then there was apathy and silence and, finally, we have reached the stage of hostility and backlash. The model of anti-racist allyship that we hastily defined in 2020 is no longer fit for purpose. Maybe it never was. There are no amount of reading lists, black squares on Instagram or learning about microaggressions that can make a difference in the face of such insidious, government-sanctioned racism and anti-immigrant rhetoric.' #AntiRacism #Allyship #AntiRacistAlly
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Chicago Innovation is putting forth an effort to further combat ageism and promote a more inclusive society. Here is a snippet of my thoughts on this topic and the benefits that can result from Uniting Generations. I'd be curious to hear yours. #chicagoinnovations #agelessinnovators #heretoinspire #iamroberthazzardjr #goodrelationshipsmatter #combatageism #bettertogether
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Perspective is everything.
The Conjoined Twins Who Refused to Be ‘Fixed’ — The Atlantic
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"The mirror's gaze is an opportunity for growth, self-acceptance, and the celebration of our individuality in a world that constantly urges us to look outward for approval." Read full article in the link below https://lnkd.in/dU-vsknE
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The Good People of the World: Challenging Perspectives and Embracing Idealism In this thought-provoking video, we explore the idea of good people in a complex world. Join us as we delve into the concept of idealism and challenge ourselves to think critically about different issues. Discover how embracing the belief in the inherent goodness of humanity can shape our perspective. #GoodPeople #Idealism #CriticalThinking #ComplexWorld #ChallengingPerspectives #PositiveOutlook #BelieveInGoodness #EmbraceIdealism #PositiveAttitude #Humanity
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A new episode of Living Up in a Down World is out. Check out #67, "Difference Makers and Culture Shapers." https://lnkd.in/gqKc4byq
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How much do we spend in feeling secure? What are we without the products we own or the titles we have or the body we use? What will we as a people hold dear in a post-consumerism society? What we value will change fundamentally in the future. How will your values change and how do you value yourself outside of what society has taught you to hold as your worth?
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We refute the myth that rest, leisure, and political engagement cannot coexist. As we take a beat to rest at the end of a full, hot summer weekend, we are reflecting on this insightful conversation between two visionary cultural leaders––the multidisciplinary artist Derrick Adams and visual artist Mickalene Thomas––who offer meaningful reflections on the power of rejoicing in “Black Radical Aesthetic Joy: A Conversation,” a section from Adams’s book “Buoyant.” By taking time to #ReadRestandReflect, The LP seeks to uplift rest as resistance, leisure as a form of protest, and joy as self-actualization. This is essential as we barrel into a1 season of heightened civic engagement, activated community power, and organized resistance. We look to artists like Adams and Thomas for their unique perspectives and practices as inspiration for embodying collective liberation. Reflect & Share: How do you balance rest, reflection, and joy with active civic involvement during this politically polarizing time? Tell us in the comments below! #RRR #SummerReading #DerrickAdams #ReadRestandReflect
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