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Not all gifted and talented programs are outfitted for appropriately addressing the social needs of gifted children, and these needs are truly needs. We were never ever ever a bunch of computer programs designed to test our decoding ability or anything else, or a schematic of desirable diagnostic qualities. 

All kids may need this, but gift it to the newly gifted or gifted child you know.  

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Inspiration for carrying myself

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Beyond Respectability is amazing. 

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I NEEEDED this. 

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Great story

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“While realizing the impressiveness of her initiative, the reality is that her victory has been overshadowed by a barrage of negative commentary regarding her racial background.”

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I got a sweet tooth for that sweet truf (x)

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“1. HAVING A SPIRITUAL OUTLOOK

2. HAVING A SENSE OF PURPOSE OR SELF-IDENTITY 

3. SELF-REFLECTION 

4. CREATING GOOD HABITS

5. KEEPING A JOURNAL OR DIARY 

6. DREAM INTERPRETATION

7. READING SACRED TEXTS 

8. [STUDY GROUPS]

9. COMMUNITY 

10. LAUGHTER AND TEARS 

11. ATTENDING DAILY [SERVICES]

12. MEDITATION

13. [HEALING] PRAYER SERVICES”

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Open hostility from the federal government 

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Last year, I had a really bad stomach issue after Trump’s muslim ban, and I’m going to be posting regularly about physical issues related to stress. 

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This was in my Little Lending Library and I happily picked it up. Possibly the only book good enough for these times. When you need an escape I recommend this for its in depth interethnic peace and joy driven flavor. 

I laugh out loud because Luisah triumphs at humor. 

Dump Trump, then Jump Up

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Traditional hairstyles of the Fula people (or Fulani or Fulɓe) 

1, 2: Guinea

4: 1959 Burkina Faso

6: c. 1920

7: Burkina Faso

8. Central Guinea

9. Dalaba, French Guinea (now Guinea)

10. Fouta Djallon, Central Guinea, ca 1955

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There are no words to express my sadness, worry and grief. It’s important to let people know we care about them.