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One way of connecting with your audience is by staying AUTHENTIC on social media. Your audience will want to see your beliefs and morals displayed on Social Media, so be sure to voice support for causes your brand stands for, when appropriate. Your audience will feel connected to you, feel driven to support the same or similar causes, and appreciate boldness and authenticity. You can even have conversations about the causes you support in the comments or on another platform. #PR #PRSOCIALS #PublicRelations #SocialMediaMarketing #Authenticity

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The Olympic Games are communications gold for teams who need to convey core American values in ways that appeal to the best within us in contrast to opposition. No need to react to narrow world views when it's easier and better to showcase values more Americans hold in common. 1. Brittney Griner competes for Olympic Gold. Her jailers are banned. Freedom matters. 2. Our leaders should reflect the diversity of our Olympic team. Stronger together. 3. Celebrate diversity as an American strength. Work for equity as a core American value. Pledge to advance inclusion, as in "liberty and justice for ALL." USA! ????

Racism and IATA/Airlines – A call for Zero-tolerance Policy Implementation There are more and more videos on YouTube reporting racism in airlines, even in First Class Cabins. Surely it is time for Airlines to embrace and announce and implement zero tolerance racism policy in Air Travel, not just First Class but also Economy Class as well. The question ahead is when IATA will act and which Airline /Airlines will lead the charge to end racism in Air Travel : Singapore, Emirates, Qatar, Quantus, Air India, Turkish etc ? Examples Racist CEO Humiliates Black Doctor on Flight, What She Did Next Left Everyone Speechless! https://lnkd.in/gF6GseaB Man Refuses To Let BLACK Soldier Sit In First Class, Then She Gives Him A Shocking Note! https://lnkd.in/gyqBaPxm Black Businessman Denied Business Class Seat, Until They Realize He Owns the Airline https://lnkd.in/ga5G8zjn

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The Unseen Sailor: A Reflection on Racism in Seafaring Employment As I stand before you, having walked through decades of words and rhythms, my heart weighs heavy with the tide of injustice that crashes upon our shores. For years, I’ve taught the beauty of verse, yet today I reflect on the bitter winds of discrimination that still blow against the sails of Black seafarers. In the realm of the ocean, all men are born equal; the sea knows no color, no divide. Yet, in the docks and aboard ships, a painful truth lingers—those whose skin is dark often stand in the shadows, while those with lighter complexions are ushered to the helm. The talent, experience, and tenacity of Black mariners are often overlooked, their contributions drowned in the overwhelming favor given to others. This is not just a slight; it is a storm. A storm of systemic racism that, like a raging sea, pushes many Black sailors to the edge of opportunity, where they must fight twice as hard to earn half as much. As poets and lovers of the human spirit, we must ask—how long will we allow these tides of injustice to churn unchallenged? The ship of progress cannot sail if it leaves any crew behind. Our voices, like the waves, must rise together in solidarity. Let us ensure that every seafarer, regardless of their race, is given the fair chance to navigate the oceans and earn their place in the maritime world. For to silence injustice is to be complicit in its course. Let us use our words, our actions, our influence to ensure that the ship of equality sails forward, with every hand at the wheel, steering toward a horizon where opportunity knows no color.

Did you know Butler Beach in St. Augustine, FL, was the first beach for African Americans between Daytona Beach and Fernandina Beach? Read about the incredible history of Butler Beach and its namesake, Frank B. Butler, in our latest blog. #StAugustine #Blackhistorymonth

At Inspired Solutions, a Black-owned, woman-owned, and veteran-owned business, we proudly celebrate Black History Month by highlighting the remarkable achievements of African Americans who have broken down barriers and paved the way for future generations. Today, we focus on the inspiring stories of 10 Black pioneers in aviation who defied racial limitations and soared to new heights. From Bessie Coleman, the first Black woman and Native American pilot, to Dr. Evelyn Knight, the first Black woman commercial airline pilot in the US, these individuals faced immense challenges but persevered with unwavering courage and determination. Their stories are a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of pursuing dreams regardless of obstacles. As we celebrate their achievements, we also recognize the ongoing need for diversity and inclusion in every field, including aviation. Let's use this month as an opportunity to learn from these pioneers, amplify their voices, and continue working towards a future where opportunity truly knows no bounds. Read their inspiring stories here: 10 Black Pioneers in Aviation Who Broke Barriers: https://lnkd.in/edqArgTR #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackExcellence #Aviation #DiversityMatters #InspiredSolutions

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