Welcome back to another Mindset Monday. In the previous episode, Denise “Circle Mamma” Holliday and I talked about the stories that left us with the most impact. One such story is about 2 female students who figured in a fight one Monday morning in school.  What moved me so much about this story was how the parents of those students resolved the conflict. I will never forget the monologue of one of the parents, which focused on being a strong black woman in a community setting.  Listen to this episode and know what it’s like to be a strong black woman!  [00:01 - 01:51] Opening Segment   I introduce the topic for this Mindset Monday episode Join our virtual conference this 13-14 July 2021! Link below [01:52 - 11:01] Demanding Justice   A memorable Monday morning in school “What does justice look like?” Preparation over facilitation 

[11:02 - 19:05] Being A Strong Black Woman  The traits of a strong black woman  Identifying the root cause of the problem  The resolution for the problem that surprised me

[19:06 - 19:40] Closing Segment  Connect with us. Links below Final words

Tweetable Quotes:  “I’m watching this conversation just surround me about where these parents are willing to take these kids.” – Kevin Curtis “...to understand what it’s like and what it’s needed to be a strong black woman in a community that was not always supportive was something amazing to participate in.” – Kevin Curtis

Resources mentioned: https://www.fb.com/EdWhiteNEISD/ (Ed White Middle School - NEISD)

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