Honoring Disability Pride Month Disability Pride Month for the month of July is symbolic as July 26th is the 32nd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Some progress has been made to promote accessibility in many aspects of daily living for persons with disabilities but so much more needs…

I am usually do not make of light of having illness or health condition to share with you. And yet, my story may interest you and appreciate the little quirks that life offers us. Last fall of 2021, I was assigned to teach an Introduction to Sociology class for the…

Why Generation X failed to End Racism during the 1980's This semester I taught for the first time an Introduction to Sociology class at a community college face to face. This was the first class I taught in the physical classroom since March 2020. …

Ella Bruning: You Go Girl! All eyes are on Ella Bruning, the 20th girl to play in the Little League World Series for her Texas team. Ella struts on her stuff as a talented pitcher, hitter, and fielder on the diamond as the little league world takes notice during the…

Surviving Workplace Bullying During the Pandemic The pandemic is still here since March 2020. It will be here for awhile after many people are vaccinated in the future as we still don’t know how effective it will be in the long run. Meanwhile, many essential workers from first responders to…

Women and Baseball Week The third annual event of “Women in Baseball Week” is from July 18to 25th, 2020 across the US. A.J. Crash Richard created the idea this Spring to honor girls and women playing baseball around the world. She is also the founder of the Facebook Page: WOMENBELONGINBASEBALL…

6 Tips to Survive Workplace Bullying I am a survivor of workplace bullying. It has been 11 years since my bully boss created a living hell for me during the summer of 2009. Unfortunately, I lacked information and training on how to handle this adult bully at work. I endured…