"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." - Eleanor Roosevelt

"The racial wealth gap refers to the disparities in wealth accumulation between different racial groups, particularly the gap between White Americans and Black and Hispanic Americans. This gap is evident in various areas, including homeownership, access to capital, and overall net worth. The gap has persisted and even widened over time, despite some wealth growth for Black and Hispanic households."

• "Community Engagement: Engaging with Black communities to understand their needs and preferences can help create more relevant and beneficial marketing initiatives".

The youth are misguided, just running with no direction .. Sometimes a helping hand will accelerate a dormant talent, or skill within a person. Just like you should never underestimate your opponent, don't underestimate anyone,

"Listen, ain't no sense in voting.Same song with a different name Might not be in the back of the bus but it sure feels just the same." -"Dear Mr. Man" by Prince

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Recognition is a big part of being human. It helps us connect with others and grow. But when we need it too much, it can be a problem. In our digital age, social media makes it even harder to get recognition. We’re constantly checking our phones for likes and comments, and it can be addictive.

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When individuals strongly identify with their opinions, they may experience a deep sense of personal affront when faced with differing viewpoints. This reaction can trigger feelings of defensiveness, as if their very identity is being challenged. Consequently, they may resist considering alternative perspectives, clinging tightly to their beliefs rather than engaging in open dialogue. This dynamic of perceived hostility towards their self-image can create barriers to meaningful communication and understanding.