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Carrying what you can and believing that it’s okay to not be able to hold all of the world’s sorrows.

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Carrying what you can and believing that it’s okay to not be able to hold all of the world’s sorrows.

You’re Doing Better Than You Think

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A note about forming our own opinions instead of only being formed by others.

Am I Being Informed, or Am I Being Formed?

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How to avoid legalism within activism and drowning in the opinions of others

The Opinion Avalanche

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Our mistakes are not our masters.

Be Done With It

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The power of not tying your identity up in what you produce.

You Are Not What You Do

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Find out exactly why your light is needed during “times like these.”

Remember the Little Graces

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Why it’s important to know your values like the back of your hand.

When You Can’t Explain What You Stand For

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The cost of solidarity and the gift that comes with it.

When Solidarity Means Standing Alone

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Empowering quotes by Rosa Parks, a powerful Black woman in American history.

12 Times Rosa Parks Reminded Us that Our Work for Justice Matters

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Encourage those in your classroom, office, home, and more with these free affirmation printables about being a changemaker!

Free Printable Changemaker Affirmations

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