A happy National Nurses Week this week! Here’s hoping you are feeling the love wherever you are working this week–I will have the good fortunate of spending part of it with my friends and colleagues in New York where I will be collaborating on a testimony workshop with members of the NY State IAFN chapter. Seriously looking forward to that trip.
Also, Ramadan Mubarak to all observing this holy month. Peace and blessings to you.
I worked most of the weekend, but I managed to get a fair bit of reading done. Here’s what caught my eye since last we spoke:
Frustrating news from the Pentagon
And the military story I want to hear
Coworkers keep mixing up people of color
Whew, this discrimination suit at Mount Sinai is no joke. Wishing peace and power to all those women.
Confronting institutionalized racism in nursing
This story about women having to do men’s emotional labor was a ride
Wonder if this really will buy you more time
If you could win a Pulitzer for a headline…(also, seriously)
The best thing I saw this weekend:To attend her son Stephan’s commencement ceremony, Sharonda Wilson was unable to attend her own from Ferris State University. Learning this, @cmichprez contacted FSU President Eisler and was able to confer her degree on behalf of FSU’s president and trustees. #cmichgraduation pic.twitter.com/anCSTHDCdC
— Central Michigan U. (@CMUniversity) May 4, 2019
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