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Our family is working with like minds to DO vs. YAP.  We are forming a progressive membership organization of trained advocates that acts to improve the lives of those whose voices are unheard.

Our PETAC investigates our areas of concern.

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AREAS OF CONCERN (AOC)

12/31/2017

6 Comments

 
There are many issues impacting the self esteem and perceived value of our children in today's society.

What are some of the recent events that are having a negative impact on raising a child of color?

LET'S DISCUSS!

#RFP
#RESPECTFORPEOPLE
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gerald draper link
1/6/2015 06:05:14 am

I work with challenged black youth ..peer pressure n peer relation r very poor with the youth today... N that magic word NO..

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Voyka Soto link
1/6/2015 07:47:09 am

I d on't think there is one single event that has occurred recently that is negatively impacting our children. I do believe that society in general has forgotten our children and they have lost hope. There doesn't seem to be a future ahead that they have to look forward to. The recent events around police brutality had given them purpose to a certain extent. The "why"of, why bother to improve myself.

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Bob Rose link
1/6/2015 08:51:12 am

It is said that poor minority parents are less likely than white parents to teach their children to handwrite the alphabet at home, before kindergarten. If so, it's a shame, because it probably results in the "achievement gap". My email address is [email protected]

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Jenny Lu
1/8/2015 02:19:39 pm

Treyvon Martin

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Naim
3/22/2015 06:49:49 am

There are so many. Before you talk about the children, you have address concerns with those who becoming parents. Why do they want to become parents? How do they become parents? Do they an adequate parenting strategy? I believe that our community has for far too long left our futures in the hands of who intend rule us. One of the current issues I read about was the push back on African American history teaching in schools. When we start asking questions we'll see that, the uninvolved, unaware ,or apethetic parent is significant concern

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Corinne W link
6/4/2022 11:45:28 am

Thanks great bllog post

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    advocate (n.) mid-14c., "one whose profession is to plead cases in a court of justice," a technical term from Roman law, from Old French avocat "barrister, advocate, spokesman," from Latin advocatus "one called to aid; a pleader, advocate," noun use of past participle of advocare "to call" (as witness or advisor) from ad- "to" (see ad-) + vocare"to call," related to vocem (see voice (n.)). Also in Middle English as "one who intercedes for another," and "protector, champion, patron." Feminine forms advocatess, advocatrice were in use in 15c."
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