Are we more drawn to words that make us mad than to words that make us think? Thinking is hard. Seriously. Especially thinkingContinue reading “Offense!”
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Are we more drawn to words that make us mad than to words that make us think? Thinking is hard. Seriously. Especially thinkingContinue reading “Offense!”
Read PostWho decides what’s okay to say? Kramer from Seinfeld, the little boy in The Emperor’s New Clothes, the court jesters in Shakespearean playsContinue reading “Acceptable Discourse”
Read PostOf all the forces, people and places we might perceive as limiting us (and maybe they are), let’s not be one of them.
Read PostWhat assumptions about silence will you reconsider?
Read PostWhat feels strange and what doesn’t depends on what we are used to; so too with cultural differences.
Read PostIs diversity of thought real diversity? Actually, I think it’s the essence of diversity. Let’s consider: ❓If two people in a room, ofContinue reading “Diversity of Thought”
Read PostSocial media can be a useful tool or a debilitating crutch. It’s really up to us.
Read PostAnd just like for an instance, all his life is just folding in on itself and it’s obvious to him that time isContinue reading “Coming Together”
Read Post“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”
Read PostImplicit biases affect not just what we do and say, but also what we hear. Diverse in the City™️ Implicit or unconscious biasesContinue reading “A Few Words on Biases”
Read PostTo boycott is to stop using a product or service, not because of dissatisfaction with the product or service itself, but as a means of punishment or protest. Boycotting sends a message that you will not tolerate the acts, words or practices of the entity you are boycotting.
Read Post“It’s a 6. No, It’s a 9.” Survey Results. I recently shared a story about my son’s first experience with perspective and askedContinue reading “Perspectives Exhibit Greatest Flexibility on Polarizing Topics”
Read PostWhen you only see a 9 When our son was just starting to learn his numbers, he had a really hard time withContinue reading “It’s a 6. No, It’s a 9.”
Read PostDo you ever read or hear people’s opinions on something and wonder what they’re basing them on? I’m starting this blog because IContinue reading “How It Began . . .”
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