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Indigenous peoples across the country will honor and celebrate their community and also teach the lasting effects of colonialism today as part of Indigenous Peoples' Day. The day serves as a counter-celebration to Columbus Day, a federal holiday in honor of Italian explorer Christopher Columbus, who sailed to the Americas in 1492. Indigenous communities have protested the celebration of Columbus, whose arrival set "in motion a genocide of the people who were already here," Shannon Speed, a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation and director of the UCLA American Indian Studies Center, told NPR in 2019. Learn more here.
Ahead of her 9-year-old daughter's trip to the pediatrician, North Carolina mom Caroline Hardin wrote a letter asking the doctor to “refrain from using qualitative words like ‘good’ or ‘bad’ when discussing weight.” Hardin shared the letter on TikTok, where it generated a host of supportive comments. Most importantly, her daughter's pediatrician took it to heart. “The doctor came in and asked, ‘Can I show you the growth chart with no numbers on it?’ And I gave her the thumbs-up,” Hardin told us. “We left the appointment feeling so good.” Continue reading.
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A mom slipped a note to a pediatrician to avoid her daughter being body-shamed.
