Welcome to this week’s edition of our newsletter as we dive into September, a time of transition and renewal. As the air cools and leaves begin their colorful transformation, we bring you a blend of thoughtful reads that touch upon cultural preservation, personal growth, and the continued struggle for inclusivity. Join us as we explore topics that inspire, challenge, and encourage us to reflect deeper on the world around us and the roles we play within it.
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- Please Keep Body Sizes Out of the Trend Cycle, PS An important discussion on why body sizes should never be a trend, advocating for body inclusivity in fashion. Read more
- Keeping the Spirit of Harlem Dance Alive, The New York Times Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance by diving into the rich history and vibrant continuation of Harlem’s dance culture. Explore here
- Here’s How to Truly Earn Someone’s Forgiveness After You’ve Hurt Them, Self A guide to genuine apology and reconciliation, showing what true remorse and forgiveness entail. Learn how
- 17 Ways to Romanticize Your Life This Fall, The Everygirl Embrace the charm of the fall season with these simple yet enchanting lifestyle tips. Get inspired
- Why Are Black Students Still Being Punished For Their Hair Choices?, PS This article sheds light on the ongoing discrimination against Black students for their natural hair in schools. Discover more
- Do You Have a Case of the ‘September Scaries’?, The New York Times Understand the anxiety that comes with the end of summer and how to manage the transition into fall. Read on
As we savor the lingering warmth of summer and step into the crispness of autumn, let’s carry with us the lessons from these readings. From appreciating the vibrancy of cultural legacies to addressing the challenges in our educational systems, this week’s selection reminds us of the continuous journey towards better understanding and respect for diversity.
Here’s to a thoughtful week of learning and self-discovery!
Until next time,
Yvette Sojourner