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January 15, 2012
★~ Today’s Quote: “I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: ‘We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men are created equal.’” Martin Luther King
★~ Hat Day:
Milliner Philip Treacy has perhaps single-handedly put fascinators and similarly extravagant hats back into mainstream fashion. He designed many of the hats we saw at the Royal Wedding (Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton) last April. Some of the hats were beautiful, others were different, and when you looked at some, the words, “What were you thinking?” came to mind—for instance, Princess Beatrice’s hat. Treacy explained that particular hat this way: “Princess Beatrice is Queen Victoria’s great, great, great, great granddaughter and she looks like Queen Victoria. I thought of her as a beautiful, exotic, Victorian doll. I thought I was making a hat with a bow on it.” When he was asked if he was hurt by the rude things that were said about the Princess’ hat, he said, “I felt hurt for her. She is only 22 and there was a little bit of bullying going on. I didn’t care about 140,000 bloggers. In the future, we’ll look back and think she looked wild.” You
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by Tiana Dodson
Each January, we celebrate the legacy of an amazing man, Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He stood up and protested, nonviolently against the racism and injustice he felt in his day, leading others to do the same.
“Every [person] of humane convictions must decide on the protest that best suits [his or her] convictions, but we must all protest.” — MLK
As a man of faith and a beautiful soul, he left us with many poignant reminders that we have a good fight to fight and all have a part to play.
I won’t get into a discussion of racism here, though as a half-black woman who grew up in Colorado, I’ve felt its effects. Today I want to use the words of Dr. King and apply them more broadly. Yes, I believe that it is important to eradicate racism. I also believe we must address the intersectionality of various forms of oppression. And at the core of all of this is a call for radical self-acceptance. We cannot fully love and appreciate others until we can fully love and appreciate ourselves.
And that includes our bodies.
In addition to self-love, true acceptance of others requires open-mindedness. You must be able to not only accept the differences of others, but also be curious enough to learn more about them. Education is the true remedy to