Who am I? Always me. But how much me, depends on thee. Margarita Diaz I’m always me. Wherever I go, whoever I’m with,Continue reading “Authenticity and Inclusion”
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Uncomfortable Conversations
We don’t need to have uncomfortable conversations. We need to have honest conversations. Diverse in the City® There is no doubt difficult conversationsContinue reading “Uncomfortable Conversations”
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I Am Latina Enough
We all might be a little too much for some and not enough for others, but most interesting to me is the “enough-ness”Continue reading “I Am Latina Enough”
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Imagine
Imagine if we could talk about race the way we talk about cultures. 💭If we felt curiosity instead of indifference. 💭If we acknowledgedContinue reading “Imagine”
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We Are All Different
“Every single one of us is different.” Brad MeltzerFrom the children’s book, “I Am Albert Einstein” As a child, I attended seven (7)Continue reading “We Are All Different”
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To See Life As It Should Be
“Too much sanity may be madness. And maddest of all, to see life as it is, and not as it should be.” MiguelContinue reading “To See Life As It Should Be”
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Respectful Disagreement
“I hear you, I’m not trying to convince you, and I’m seriously going to think about what you just said.” Diverse in theContinue reading “Respectful Disagreement”
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A Not-So-Fair Fairy Tale
Representation is about more choices that truly reflect our diversity, not just racial but cultural too. Diverse in the City™️ Hans Christian Andersen,Continue reading “A Not-So-Fair Fairy Tale”
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Not Like Me
Have you been the person who looked different than or was perceived differently from everyone else? I have, multiple times. I have beenContinue reading “Not Like Me”
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Celebrating Winter Holidays
Our family celebrates Christmas and occasionally Three Kings Day on January 6th. I live in New York City where many people celebrate Hanukkah,Continue reading “Celebrating Winter Holidays”
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It’s a 6. No, It’s a 9.
When our son was just starting to learn his numbers, he had a really hard time with the number “6”. In fact, heContinue reading “It’s a 6. No, It’s a 9.”
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