SOLUTIONS
What can you do? What should you do? What WILL YOU DO to make a difference and to make your voice matter?
1.
Use the N-word
only when discussing it in its historical context.
Its foul history disables its use as a “term of endearment.”
Ask yourself, how often is it used violently or to describe negativity?
2.
Build up your personal level of self-respect, dignity, and pride because when you feel empowered, you will want to and can share that empowerment with others.
3.
Seek knowledge and empowerment through self-educating regularly.
You command respect by your actions – not by telling people they ought to respect you.
4.
Use Brother and Sister (or Sir, Madam, Miss, Beloved) regardless of the situation or environment – whether it is pleasant or hostile.
Kindness typically disarms negativity.
5.
Take note of how and when it’s used in your space (public and private) – and respectfully, kindly, and with love
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