What Kids Really Want From Their Parents When people think about what kids want most, the first things that come to mind are often toys, clothes, or gadgets. While children may ask for those things, the truth is much deeper. What kids truly want from their parents is not found on store shelves—it’s found inContinue reading “What Kids really want from their Parents”
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Telling our Stories, on our Terms: The Washington Informer!!!
The Washington Informer is more than just a newspaper—it is a voice for a community that mainstream media too often overlooks. While major outlets frequently fail to focus on issues that directly impact people of color, especially Black communities, The Washington Informer continues to tell the stories that matter most to us. It provides coverageContinue reading “Telling our Stories, on our Terms: The Washington Informer!!!”
Connecting the Dots: Lessons from the Past Few Months….
Over the past few months, we’ve had some important conversations together. Each topic we’ve explored—whether about work, safety, justice, or finances—has been part of a bigger picture. Today, I want to connect those dots and encourage you to take action. We’ve talked about the future of work and how automation, AI, and robotics are changingContinue reading “Connecting the Dots: Lessons from the Past Few Months….”
How parents can help kids learn AI- Even on a busy schedule
Life is busy. Between work, school, sports, and everything else, finding extra time can feel impossible. But helping kids learn AI doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming. With a little planning, families can make it part of their weekly routine — just like homework or reading time. Start small. Set aside just one hourContinue reading “How parents can help kids learn AI- Even on a busy schedule”
When kids learn AI, They lead the Future:
Imagine two kids in the same neighborhood — both bright, curious, and full of potential. One spends a few hours each week learning how AI works through coding games and small projects. The other uses technology every day but never learns how it works. Fast forward ten years. The first kid has choices — theyContinue reading “When kids learn AI, They lead the Future:”
Bringing AI Home: Simple Ways To Teach Kids about the Future:
In Part 1, we explored why kids who don’t learn Artificial Intelligence (AI) may be left behind economically. Now, let’s focus on what we can do about it — starting at home and in our communities. The good news is you don’t need to be a computer scientist to teach kids about AI. There areContinue reading “Bringing AI Home: Simple Ways To Teach Kids about the Future:”
Left Behind: Why Kids Who Don’t Learn AI my Struggle Economically…..
The world is changing fast, and technology is leading the way. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant idea — it is here, shaping industries, creating new jobs, and transforming the way we live and work. For our kids, learning AI isn’t just about playing with robots or writing code. It’s about preparing forContinue reading “Left Behind: Why Kids Who Don’t Learn AI my Struggle Economically…..”
Future-Proofing Our Kids: The Benefits of Learning AI Early
When 12-year-old Jordan first heard the term “artificial intelligence,” he thought it was something out of a science-fiction movie. But after joining a weekend coding club, he discovered he could build his own simple chatbot that could answer questions about his favorite video games. Watching his project come to life gave him a sense ofContinue reading “Future-Proofing Our Kids: The Benefits of Learning AI Early”
Preparing Our Kids for the Age of Technology……
During the 1960s and 70s, the world went through a period of change that shaped a generation. The industrial revolution was in full swing, and factories were running day and night. Jobs were steady, and a person could work hard, save money, and build a good life for their family. Parents encouraged their children toContinue reading “Preparing Our Kids for the Age of Technology……”
“Building our Future, Together”
In my last article, Not in Their Plans: But in Our Hands, I spoke about the reality that Black people cannot rely on others to design our future. That responsibility rests with us. Let me be clear: this message is not about disliking or resenting any other culture or ethnic group. It is about loveContinue reading ““Building our Future, Together””
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