Success On “The Way”… Ask Dr. Jeanette: “So, Your Friend Is Your Enemy” Don’t Take Advice from the Devil” Part 2
Sometimes, the person doesn’t realize the ramifications of his/her thinking words, and actions.
Sometimes, the person doesn’t realize the ramifications of his/her thinking words, and actions.
A person who is covetous wants what you have, not just admires what you have…
Well, I certainly struck a soft spot on this one. And I’m glad about it! You recall me ranting on about believing that African American, Latinos, Middle Eastern or whoever want to be recognized as people of character. No called vulgar, demeaning names…“He’s Latino,” a gangster…a Black Man, “He’s ignorant.” Or from the Middle East (which is Africa) and “He’s a terrorist.”
When we eliminate the mental stigma, “I am Black,” that opens vistas.
Some little something can help someone so very much
Let’s talk about “good news!” Aren’t you tired of hearing all the turbulent bad news?
Many people are NOT doing what they thought they should be doing or what they want to be doing…
It’s time to put away childish behavior. It’s time to stop holding long term grudges against someone who did something to you twenty years ago.
Challenges may be family related, job related, friend related, marriage or lover related
Among teen suicide causes are: heavy social media, family issues, exposure to violence to name a few and financial stress.
The most notable person mentioned is Doris “Dorie” Miller, African-American Pearl Harbor hero of World War II
Hundreds of excited parents, relatives and friends attended the memorable event to witness the occasion.
Today’s Fresh Start charter school sits in the midst of the Leimert Park area, where poverty seems to be at war with impending change. Here, as it is in a number of L.A. County areas, homeless camps are juxtaposed with construction, which will inevitably lead to a more upscale environment. Inside the school, the students are being prepared for the changing world, one that will challenge their basic as well as technological sensibilities.
This is a love story and history of our inheritance as rich, black people.
We don’t have to live or die with a bad rap