Life is tough, but so are you. Surrounding yourself with positive people can help make it easier.
BEING A TEENAGER IS A ROLLERCOASTER. WHILE WE CAN’T CONTROL THE TWISTS AND TURNS, WE CAN CHOOSE HOW WE RESPOND. SO LET’S THROW OUR HANDS UP TOGETHER AND ENJOY THE RIDE!
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How Relationships Can Transform Race Relations
Sam Collier didn’t have his first white friend until he was 21 years old. “It wasn’t until I had this friend that I realized how different our worlds were. He didn’t understand my world and I didn’t really understand his,” says Collier. It might be helpful to know that Sam is one of five children.…