I’m keeping it real, folks, and sharing a couple of my own recent experiences with self-talk! This video is presented in ASL. For the English version, please visit www.sarahmkipp.com.
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I’m keeping it real here, folks, and sharing a couple of my own recent experiences with self-talk! For the ASL version of this video, please visit www.sarahmkipp.com.
What Can I Do? (English)
Who is responsible for answering the question, “What can I do?” In this post, I share my thoughts about what I can do to support racial reconciliation, where we can start, and a few of the resources that have been recommended to me.
Transcript:
Hey everybody. I’ve been thinking a lot during the past month about George Floyd’s tragic murder and so many other murders and tragic events and a history of over 400 years that have have led to this moment in time. This is not a new problem; this is not a new issue.
While I’ve been thinking about this, I thought of an analogy.
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Yes on 3: Transgender Inclusion in MA
Sunday, September 23, 2018 7:30 p.m.
Creating Inclusive Communities: An Erev Sukkot program at Congregation B’nai Shalom, Westborough, MA.
Sarah M. Kipp and Jake Bogner, creators of transjewish.org, and Eli Cohen-Gordon, local advocate, share their personal experiences and discuss the impact Initiative 3 will have not only in Massachusetts but also on our entire country. Rabbi Rachel Gurevitz of Congregation B’nai Shalom introduces the evening. Sarah begins speaking at the 10 min, 20 second mark.
Video credit: Lynn Weissman