Month: July 2016
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Draw Me a Picture of Nature — Discover
Sociologist Jessica Mikels-Carrasco focuses on the environmental sociology of children. Here, she asks a group of kindergarten and elementary-aged children to draw a picture of nature.
The Kinfolk Kollective — Discover
LaSha, the writer behind The Kinfolk Kollective, publishes essays that examine how race and identity intersect popular culture and politics.
Social Mathematics — Discover
Samantha Schumacher explores the interaction between mathematics and the real world. “Fruit and Vegetables should be a part of everyone’s diet. So too should Math.”
Walking While Black — Discover
At Literary Hub, Garnette Cadogan writes about his move from Jamaica to the US — and how he had to relearn the subtle, dangerous art of navigating city streets as a black man.
The Great Bloggers List
Creation,
I thought my fellow WordPress bloggers would catch the hint and check out ALL the pages I updated and added lol but I am sure you didn’t and that’s ok …I’m laughing because I honored my favorite blogs and none of you know it Lmbo…anyway let me say it again…
Check out my pages dear friends especially the “The Great Bloggers List”.
wandasncredible appreciates you!
XOXO
Have a great weekend everyone!
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Creation,
I have been working on my wordpress pages (the links on the top of my wordpress page leads you to them)…adding photos…new content…and even NEW pages….Check them out…and have a great Thursday!!!!
wandasncredible appreciates you!
XOXO
Life without empathy
This post exudes excellence! It shows that in just a few words, we can learn a valuable lesson.
Photo credited to Unsplash
Living without empathy is like riding a bike without a handle. There has to be a balance or the results would be catastrophic.
© Norma Bobb-Semple 2016