We would like to congratulate our CFO adrian richardson on his feature in Houston Business Journal!! We couldn’t think of a better way to kick off Black History Month!!
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In honor of Black History Month, I wanted to share this article from Chief: Beyond Explicit Bias: Why black leaders may be leaving your company LINK IN COMMENTS BELOW
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How can you champion Black-owned businesses during Black History Month? Take a look at these 6 starting points for your support 🔍 https://ow.ly/ZlVF50QBmJW #BHM2024 #BlackOwnedBusiness #BHM
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Join the Central FL Black MBA chapter as we celebrate black history month and connect for impact in 2024. #CFLBlackMBA
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This week, we are learning all about Black History Month! It’s important to teach little ones about the importance of Black leaders and Black culture. Here are some children’s books with strong Black characters to help get the conversation started. https://lnkd.in/eaCH_Sb
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As a global company that values and celebrates our diversity, T.I. would like to recognize Black History Month. #BlackHistoryMonth #StrengthInDiversity Take a look at this article highlighting the achievements of renowned #Blackengineers throughout history. Read: https://loom.ly/tkFp48c
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During Black History Month it is good to be reminded of the work that still needs to be done. Read this article from UofC Irvine to learn more. https://lnkd.in/gmc5we5J
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"Today we must recommit to partnering with young people and those who champion and support them to promote what the future generations of our city need and deserve to thrive in school and in life." Check out our latest blog post reflecting on Black History Month https://ow.ly/1EHQ50QMEuw
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👏 Olaolu Adeleye, educator, advocate, strategist, fashion icon, and friend, sharing his perspective on shifting the narrative this Black History Month to not only remember and reflect on the past but also to celebrate and appreciate the richness of that history as it shapes progress for the future. I particularly enjoyed Olaolu's "S framework" for understanding Black resistance in education: 📌 Students - finding solidarity with lived experiences & having people they can trust that support them in bringing their full authentic self 📌 Staff (incl. faculty)- this doesn't just mean representation; it also includes empowering and esteeming Black voices and perspectives 📌 Spaces - when students are in different parts of campus, are they able to be their authentic selves? Are spaces designed to enable them to thrive? 📌 Syllabus - thinking of alternative approaches to pedagogy that make classrooms spaces where we welcome discourse and challenge information in the canon As someone who spends a lot of time reflecting and ideating about the future of education, Olaolu's framework helps me think holistically about how to support Black students and communities. It also ensures I am challenging my orthodoxies and assumptions to support not just success but THRIVING! Thank you, Olaolu!
“For such a long time, (Black History Month) has been focused on history, and I think we’re seeing this interesting intersection where we’re talking about Black futures as well.” President Philip Steenkamp has a wide-ranging conversation with School of Communication and Culture associate faculty member Olaolu Adeleye on everything from African history to Black futures and beyond. Watch the full 30-minute conversation: http://rru.life/dl
President Steenkamp: From Black history to Black futures and beyond
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Michelle Obama reminds us that true success is measured by our impact on others. This Black History Month, let's strive to make a positive difference in the lives around us. How will you make a difference today? #MichelleObama #TrueSuccess #MakeADifference #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistory365 #BlackHistoryIsAmericanHistory #BlackHistoryIsCanadianHistory
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Looking to support Black-Owned Businesses in honor of Black History Month? Check out this ultimate guide to Black-Owned Businesses in Baltimore: https://lnkd.in/eA9SfSvd #WellnessWednesday
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