this is how all health professions should be

good to extend this to all patient bc you dont know what they are dealing with

to officially announce or publish something

yes stepping away can be really good, though not always socially acceptable so it is good to provide that option

interesting how the vibes of the pace can effect the effectiveness of the treatment

yess education and learning for staff to be aware and help ppl better is a great idea

good to include more groups of ppl, spread the responsibilities, get more input/pov

okay if enough evidence that this works to reduce trauma/ improve recovery, why dont they enact this

if they know this, why would they keep doing it?

why has it become such a large group? bc ppl speaking up or its happening more?

okay so if kids have an escape from the big environment they wont miss that critical development and have as many effects from the trauma they experienced

wow all that from "bad parenting"

childhood trauma actually stunts brain development during the critical period of development

childhood trauma can lead people to pursue a job in that field or try to prevent/help the same situations for others

seclusion: being separated from people

kids were forced to grow up too fast because of these things

seems like not much has changed in this town since he left

sad that he returned to see the town is such disarray.

what is the "blue hill"?

these things brought them together

I forget some children had to work to support their family, and for astonishingly low pay

if he fails, the white folks get it, sounds like unhealthy competition or motivation to work harder. often times black people had to work twice as hard

I love seeing how much he cared about the lives of his students and how the school was a little community or family in a way

kind of a crappy school

is he referring to him being black and them white?

interesting because normally the man is the head of the house and the wife is expected to be timid and quiet

is he searching for a place to teach?

why were they searching for other schools? what happened to the current one?

did white kids go during the day and black kids at night?

support the person who stands for what you believe in

both parties need to make and effort to have real change, not just blame the other party

this whole page is about not generalizing, specifically the south, as one way of thinking because in reality there is much diversity in way of thinking in terms of discrimination

"we" need to do better for future generations to come

hope that progress can be made, that it is possible

I agree, the truth is always better, even if it isn't pretty

these are problems pretty much everywhere in every society, because human nature?

his tactic was not successful, contrary to what I thought before

this takes attention away from people of color who were fighting for equality. effective?

whites are more advanced? this adds to their feeling of superiority over people of color who were "less developed"

taking ownership of his own actions/life to reach the goal of equality?

so they also had a part to play in the "separate but equal" controversy?

Washington's motive was different o that may be why he was able to make real progress in the minds of those with opposing ideas

history is written by the majority or whoever is in leadership at the time.

listening to others is an important way of educating yourself

yes it's dangerous to block out other opinions and be closed minded. you need the "they say" with your "I say"

it's not quite this easy, you can't just grant equality especially when discrimination is engrained in society

I sort of agree, it's easier to do nothing with your life than to make the effort to do good and make a positive change in the world.

he had one goal in mind, and he was able to stick to it and have success. similar to Malala.

bias?

I think he's saying that we are all different but we need to all work together to make progress in society, specifically equality.

good on him for finding a better way to present his ideas, therefore gaining more support. this reminds me of MLKs idea of peaceful protests, which was different to how others were trying to get recognition at the time, and ended up being much more successful.

how were some free when many were unslaved?