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Did you know I’m a political science major? Nothing gets me fired up like talking about the political process and our responsibilities as citizens. Just ask my kids. They know that when it’s election season they are bound to hear their m
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Friends, I’m sure you’ve heard by now (but just in case you haven’t) that @heritagemomblog wrote a new book, “Soul School: Taking Kids on a Joy Filled Journey Through the Heart of Black Culture.” And I couldn’t be
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Cool kids. Smart kids. Empowered kids. Discerning kids. Well educated kids. Thoughtful kids. They all read banned books. This week is Banned Book Week. @banned_books_week What does that mean? It’s a week to read, share, and celebrate books tha
My oldest—my only daughter—turned 18 last week. It was a week of bittersweet and mixed emotions including sadness, joy, pride, and hope. I’ve thought a lot about how the days, weeks, months and years we’ve spent pouring into