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Valuing Hair
As a woman, do you consider whether your hair makes a political statement? Is wearing your hair natural something that you avoid so that you will be accepted by your coworkers? Well, the answer to these questions might have something … Continue reading
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Tagged A Girl Like Me, African American females, afro, age, bad hair, ethnicity, Gabby Douglas, Glamour Magazine, good hair, hair, natural hair, olympics, race, workplace diversity
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The London Olympics: Embracing Diversity
Last weekend, I found myself talking about the Olympics with my son, who has autism. We talked about several events and athletes, but what really got his attention was the individual who runs on blades, Oscar Pistorius. Since Jimmy competes … Continue reading
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Tagged African American, American soccer, boxing, diversity, double amputee, embracing diversity, Gabby Douglas, gays, Im Dong-hyun, International Olympic Committee, legally blind, London, London Olympics, Megan Rapinoe, Oscar Pistorius, paralympics, respecting diversity, Sarah Attar, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Special Olympics
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