At each year’s end, I share a list of links counting down the most visited notes of the year. Below is the list for 2018:

20. What is Health Equity?

19. Is This Thing On?

18. Every Minute Matters

17. This Interview from Dr. King Doesn’t Get Much Air Time

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16. Nicole Clark’s 5 Part Series on Solopreneurship

15. Speaking

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14. A Resource on Intersectionality

13. Addressing White Supremacy in Your Congregation: 2 Links

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12. “Reverse Racism” Does Not Exist

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11. Sometimes, We Really Let Each Other Down in Social Justice Work

10. 2 Videos: Redlining, and The Myth of Self-Made Success

9. White People Need to be Better People

8. Dalton Connally

7. Childhood Trauma is a Public Health Issue

6. Why “I’m Not Racist” is Only Half The Story

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5. Depth and Breadth of Awareness

4. White Denial, Mental Health, and Mass Shootings

3. “Your Black Friend”: An Animated Short

2. A Strategy for Systems Thinking: Targeted Universalism

1. Crowdsourced Interview Questions for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Positions in Education

Time Tested Favorites

Here are the top 5 most visited Notes in 2018 from previous years:

5. Resources for processing “Get Out” from 2017.

4. When You Get, Give, When You Learn, Teach from 2012.

3. I Am Who I Am Because of Other People from 2011.

2. “Positive Vibes Only” from 2017.

1. Treat Others How They Want to be Treated from 2013.

Whether you’re new to this blog or have been with me from the very beginning, thanks for reading, listening, sharing and supporting.

More notes to come in 2019…

Ubuntu,

From Aspiring Humanitarian, Relando Thompkins-Jones

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