🚨LxP ANNOUNCEMENT🚨
We are ‼️LESS THAN A WEEK AWAY‼️ from Day 1 of our Latinx Parenting Professionals Intensive happening at @latinohealthaccess here in our home city of Santa Ana 🤎🌹
We USUALLY host this training virtually, but this year we wanted to offer it in-person for local professionals here in our community. We don’t know when the next will be, so if you’d like to join us for this first-ever event, make sure you sign up and save your seat TODAY! 💻 LatinxParenting. org/ LPPI2025 (🔗 in b!0)
✨About LPPI:
The Latinx Parenting Professionals Intensive (LPPI) is a ✌🏽-day experience designed for mental health professionals, educators, and service providers who support Latine families, or intend to in their careers.
Here’s what you’ll walk away with:
🧚🏽♀️ Transformed mind, body, spirit and readiness to get out there and advocate fiercely and fearlessly (#ImGoingToPumpYouUp 💪🏽)
⚒️Tools that truly truly center cultura and comunidad - not erase and not pathologize’em either source
We are ‼️LESS THAN A WEEK AWAY‼️ from Day 1 of our Latinx Parenting Professionals Intensive happening at @latinohealthaccess here in our home city of Santa Ana 🤎🌹
We USUALLY host this training virtually, but this year we wanted to offer it in-person for local professionals here in our community. We don’t know when the next will be, so if you’d like to join us for this first-ever event, make sure you sign up and save your seat TODAY! 💻 LatinxParenting. org/ LPPI2025 (🔗 in b!0)
✨About LPPI:
The Latinx Parenting Professionals Intensive (LPPI) is a ✌🏽-day experience designed for mental health professionals, educators, and service providers who support Latine families, or intend to in their careers.
Here’s what you’ll walk away with:
🧚🏽♀️ Transformed mind, body, spirit and readiness to get out there and advocate fiercely and fearlessly (#ImGoingToPumpYouUp 💪🏽)
⚒️Tools that truly truly center cultura and comunidad - not erase and not pathologize’em either source
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted. source
Tumblr user machine-leninist:
anyway you should always remember that all those foreigners you see dying on the news are just as real people as you are who have just as much interiority as you do. there is nothing about you that makes you more important and it is by pure chance that you are not in their position. in fact, this holds for all of history. every person, no matter the horror of the fate that befell them, had just as much interiority as you do. i feel like some people haven't fully internalized this. source
anyway you should always remember that all those foreigners you see dying on the news are just as real people as you are who have just as much interiority as you do. there is nothing about you that makes you more important and it is by pure chance that you are not in their position. in fact, this holds for all of history. every person, no matter the horror of the fate that befell them, had just as much interiority as you do. i feel like some people haven't fully internalized this. source
Twitter user Hayden Kristal (@HaydenKristal):
Horses are a great pet for anyone who's ever wished their bicycle could make bad choices source
Horses are a great pet for anyone who's ever wished their bicycle could make bad choices source
Twitter user I appreciate you. (@DeeLaSheeArt):
I honestly hate that we've normalized the idea that all opinions are valid. I think we should get back to telling ppl that they are ill informed & ignorant source
I honestly hate that we've normalized the idea that all opinions are valid. I think we should get back to telling ppl that they are ill informed & ignorant source
Threads user b.sharise:
Not enough Americans equate 100 years of Jim Crow Laws with fascism and that bothers me. Utilizing imagery of Anne Frank and the gestapo instead of lynchings, forced sterilizations (the Mississippi Appendectomies), internment camps, and sun down towns adds an unnecessary layer of distance. It incorrectly asserts that fascism is this foreign thing that the US has never known, much less allowed. That could not be farther from the truth. source
Not enough Americans equate 100 years of Jim Crow Laws with fascism and that bothers me. Utilizing imagery of Anne Frank and the gestapo instead of lynchings, forced sterilizations (the Mississippi Appendectomies), internment camps, and sun down towns adds an unnecessary layer of distance. It incorrectly asserts that fascism is this foreign thing that the US has never known, much less allowed. That could not be farther from the truth. source
Image: A photograph of a sign on a grassy hill, with blue sky behind, and bicycle with cycling helmet propped up in front. Projected onto the sign:
"Stay Close To People Who Make You Feel Like It's Okay To Be Yourself.
"TheGoodQuote" source
"Stay Close To People Who Make You Feel Like It's Okay To Be Yourself.
"TheGoodQuote" source
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“Hey, how are you?” the eraser asked softly.
“I’m not your friend,” the pencil snapped. “I can’t stand you.”
The eraser blinked, hurt. “Why?”
“Because you keep undoing everything I write.”
“I don’t erase everything,” the eraser said gently. “Only the mistakes.”
“That doesn’t make it right,” the pencil muttered.
“But that’s what I was made to do.”
“Then your existence is pointless,” the pencil grumbled. “Writing matters more than erasing.”
“To correct the wrong is just as important as writing the right,” the eraser replied.
The pencil fell silent, then whispered, “But I see you shrinking day by day…”
“That’s because I give a little of myself each time I help fix something,” the eraser answered.
“I feel smaller too,” admitted the pencil.
“We can’t make life better for others without giving something of ourselves,” the eraser smiled.
She looked at him and asked quietly, “Do you still hate me?” source
“Hey, how are you?” the eraser asked softly.
“I’m not your friend,” the pencil snapped. “I can’t stand you.”
The eraser blinked, hurt. “Why?”
“Because you keep undoing everything I write.”
“I don’t erase everything,” the eraser said gently. “Only the mistakes.”
“That doesn’t make it right,” the pencil muttered.
“But that’s what I was made to do.”
“Then your existence is pointless,” the pencil grumbled. “Writing matters more than erasing.”
“To correct the wrong is just as important as writing the right,” the eraser replied.
The pencil fell silent, then whispered, “But I see you shrinking day by day…”
“That’s because I give a little of myself each time I help fix something,” the eraser answered.
“I feel smaller too,” admitted the pencil.
“We can’t make life better for others without giving something of ourselves,” the eraser smiled.
She looked at him and asked quietly, “Do you still hate me?” source