Through this series of notes, I will share links of Blogs and websites I’ve found that I see as being too great to keep to myself.

These resources will come from a variety of areas of service and interests, with the common theme being a focus on issues related to diversity, inclusion, equity, and social justice.

Some of them will be websites that I regularly look to for information and inspiration for my own personal growth, advocacy, and professional development, while others will be resources that I may have just discovered and want to get the word out.

Today’s Note highlights Keith Edwards’ Blog. Keith has also been featured in The People Who Inspire Series.

The Link

keithedwards.com/blog

Why I think it’s impactful

I’ve recently come across this blog in the past year or so, but each time I visit I’m reminded of things that can be helpful to me personally or professionally.

A sample post (or posts) from the site that I’ve read, and think you should too.

I saw this piece as being a good reminder about perspective when either experiencing resistance in my own work, or being resistant towards another person (with identities less privileged than my own) who might be trying to show me something that privilege might inhibit my ability to see.

Title: Education is an Act of Faith

“When we hear messages that truly shift our entire world view we rarely meet them with gratitude and appreciation. Usually, we meet with them with resistance. We dismiss, argue, ignore, or worse. It often takes hearing the message again and again, years of maturity, reflection, personal discovery, other learning – or in my case all of the above.

By the time the message really connects and is internalized the person who first got us started on that journey is nowhere to be found.”

Continue reading Education is an act of Faith…

Ubuntu,

From Aspiring Humanitarian, Relando Thompkins, MSW

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