Inspirational Healing

Inspirational Healing

The last sections within the 26th Edition of The Transformational Agenda Magazine focus on more positive efforts, events, and philosophies. Closing with words of wisdom for remembrance.

• The Equal Justice Initiative
  “The Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) believes that a more informed understanding of America’s racial history and the challenges it creates is vital to developing a healthier and more respectful local, state, and national identity.”
• Bryan Stevenson EJI Founder
  Born in 1959, Stevenson grew up in Milton, Delaware, a small rural town located in Southern Delaware. His family attended the Prospect African Methodist Episcopal Church, and his later views were influenced by the strong faith experienced when…
• Jasa (Mama Moon) McCaleb
  The sister has a way with words. She is a serious wordsmith, very exacting about word usage, and will correct you on anything that doesn’t muster her keen intellectual screen. She is old, looks incredibly young, and overflows with positive energy and love. Yet…
• Transformational Healing
  Hurt people, hurt people. It’s only natural. It’s only human. And we African Americans really have way more than our fair share of hurt people. How could it be any other way—given the horrific realities of slavery and Jim Crow. Massive harm (literally centuries of continual trauma) has created massive hurt, necessitating massive healing. And, because we…
• Closing Words of Wisdom for Remembrance
  “The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they …”

The Transformational Agenda Magazine 26th Edition