Who would have imagined ancestors of such atrocities would bear descendants who’d enrich America ... names that would
remain, after their demise.
An equal-gender Arts & Culture blog created by Yvonne Grays Nathane
Who would have imagined ancestors of such atrocities would bear descendants who’d enrich America ... names that would
remain, after their demise.
Though we’re all created equal for some, it’s earned. Glory is a cinematic movement, reminding us of the sacrifice.
Diversity, Equity, and [Investment] are resourceful assets when implemented by companies and organizations under inclusive policies, based on qualifications regardless of racial identity or gender.
It is the DEI, presently at
risk, as inclusion is an investment, allowing one entity a competitive
advantage over another, as inclusiveness measured on qualifications translates
into success.
The above video is a recap from my March 2014 post. Featuring the buildOn foundation with music from Ludovico Einaudi, it iterates the importance of education, cultural unity and providing help to those in need. The message? People Matter.
Einaudi Contributes to buildOn
Music is more than art. It’s a constructive tool that can provide peace of mind, as I learned years ago, growing up in a time when lyrics edified and transported one to a calming state, while enjoying such music in solitude.
In celebrating Black Music Month, and great music throughout
the year, I revere music as an asset whose value appreciates, remembering the albums
of Earth Wind & Fire; Stevie Wonder’s, Songs in the Key of Life;
Roberta Flack and others – artists who made life-affirming songs, inspiring
hope and empowerment … a time when profane lyrics were simply unthinkable.