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JC Nunnery: I choose to draw attention to this since it may be a sign of systemic dysfunction and bad behavior. While social media can be used to enlighten the public about current events, it can also be used to disseminate false information. The ShadeRoom (TSR) is mostly supported and promoted by the Black community, so disseminating inaccurate information to this audience may impede their understanding of social concerns and undermine their faith in Black, safe spaces.

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The Shade Room gets exposed for lying about Joe Biden and the Hawaii recovery efforts

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:wow: Heres the Shade Room trying to pull some bullshyt and cover their tracks: :mindblown: :gucci: The Shade Room :scust:

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Sophia Wetteroff (professional development): When the example of the role confusion experienced by working mothers was brought up in class, I thought about how many conflicting time demands this group faces in their day-to-day lives. The Mom Complex is a consulting group that is aimed at helping companies appeal to mothers. Workshops (like the one advertised here) are one professional development service they provide. Although I can't attest to the quality of this particular workshop, I think is a perfect example of how "professional development" and self care are not mutually exclusive-- self care that improves work performance could be seen as a valuable form of professional development. At the same time, I also think it speaks volumes that this organization uses the tagline "MOMS GET A BETTER LIFE. COMPANIES GET A BETTER BOTTOM LINE." on their website. It's unfortunate that (some) companies only care about bettering their employees' lives outside of work when they can reap subsequent financial gain.