Your personal brand is not just what you want it to be or create it to be online. It must be a reflection of your authentic self regardless of what that self is. Rachel Dolezal, the 37 year old, blue-eyed, Caucasian woman from western Montana now identifies as “Black.” Her desire to be perceived as…
The news about Rachel Dolezal was, and continues to be, a confusing story for me to wrap my head around. In terms of brand management, I suppose she did a good job of carefully constructing an image of herself that she wanted as her public profile. In that sense, she was successful in identifying the…
THE MAVINS GROUP PARTNERS WITH THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SENIOR MOVE MANAGERS AND MOVE FOR HUNGER TO MAKE A MOVE FOR HUNGER Westfield, NJ – May 5, 2015 – One in six Americans struggle with hunger and nearly 400,000 children in New Jersey live in food insecure homes. Beginning the Saturday before Mother’s Day, May 9,…
The Power of Diverse Collaboration: Women in Business New Jersey Association of Women Business Owners (NJAWBO) 10th Annual Diversity Luncheon Keynote speaker: Cheryl McCants I am so humbled and honored. I have been asked to be the keynote speaker for the Metro East Region of NJAWBO’s 10th annual diversity luncheon to be…
For some people living in tent camps in Katmandu, the lack of safe drinking water is first among their worries. Photo: Sedat Suna/European Pressphoto Agency Source: Frustration Grows in Nepal as Earthquake Relief Trickles In – NYTimes.com
Same-sex marriage proponents traveled from near and far,to be in Washington for the start of oral arguments before Supreme Court justices on Tuesday. Source: The Line Forms, Early, at the Supreme Court – NYTimes.com
The police said some officers had been deployed to help firefighters who were reportedly having cinder blocks thrown at them as they responded to emergencies. Source: Morning Brings Wail of Fire Engines in Wake of Baltimore Riots – NYTimes.com
Zak Ebrahim first share this on Ted Talks.
Domestic Violence Talk first seen on Ted Talks
Men and women appear to suffer pain differently. So do blacks and whites. Modern medicine has trouble even talking about it. As seen in the Boston Globe: By Ruth Graham | JUNE 15, 2014 IF YOU STOPPED the average person in an emergency room and asked why she’s there—not just her guess at the problem, but…