Andrea Stephenson has written her fourth book, Teaching Mathematics in Early Childhood. This book, which is an Amazon bestseller, has over 200 simple playful activities, tips, and resources that make learning math easy and fun. Many believe that math comes naturally for some and not others. This is simply not true. Math is a subject Read More…
GA — One of the greatest breakthroughs in wig design and style for 2020 was surely the Baby Naps Wig by Runway Curls. Innovated by Runway Curls’ founder and the natural hair queen herself — Mushiya Tshikuka (most known for her role in WE tv’s Cutting It In the ATL) — the Baby Naps Wig Read More…
Have you Lived through a very scary and dangerous event? If one of the following problems sounds like you, you may have PTSD, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: I feel like the terrible event is happening all over again. This feeling often comes without warning. I have nightmares and scary memories of the terrifying events. I stay Read More…
It’s easy to label someone else and overlook what’s really inside. When mental illnesses are used as labels – depressed, schizophrenic, manic, or hyperactive – these labels hurt. Using negative labels leads to branding and shame – what is called “stigma.” And stigma leads to discrimination. Everyone knows why it is wrong to discriminate against Read More…
Brutal Drug Treatments Continue Create Drugged Out Society: By the early 1950s, psyciatrists had discovered the next “miracle cure” – one that swelled psychiatric coffers and altered the face, but never the intent, of institutional psychiatry. Developed originally as a synthetic dye, French psychiatrist Jean Delay discovered Thorazine, which had profound effect on patients. Marketed Read More…
MI — Black Woman From Detroit Sworn in as a Judge By Her Dad The Judge – Meet Rebekah Coleman, who was recently appointed as a judge in Michigan’s District Court, a moment that was made even more special because her father, who is also a judge, was the one who swore her in. Coleman, Read More…
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