Seeing Growth Everyday

Thank you for loving your son and teaching him that love is full of strength. For sharing the things you never had and giving that extra tenth.
Thank you for being a sister through all of those struggles you helped your brother survive.
For standing strong in his adversity when he wanted to take a dive.
Thanks for being the favorite aunt when your nephew was living his dramas.
For being the judge, jury and defense: Point blank, no question marks or commas.
Thanks for being the grandmother every… Continue

Meeting
Location: , United States (Blogtalkradio.com)
Date and Time: 5/3/09, starts at 3:00 PM
Lasts Until: 5/3/09

Web site: http://blogtalkradio.com

Swaggie's Voice launches it first ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSION on Sunday, May 3, 2009, at 3:00 P.m.

JOIN Special Guest Host Emmanuel Brown of Seeing Growth.com as he discusses uplifting and empowering black youth today.

Meet Guest Buth of Street Master Radio Program and
McKevitt Walker, Program Manager at UMBC… Continue

Things are meant to be used, taken care of and put back in its place. This same concept should apply to people and relationships. Healthy relationships are built within a cycle of give and take, not take, take, take some more and then walk away without giving of our self or throwing the person or relationship to the side feeling taken advantage of until it is time to be abused again.

People like to be needed but not taken advantage of and they react when they feel misused. I think we all become… Continue

SeeingGrowth.com and Truly Poetic Publishing Presents the Label Me King & Label Me Queen

Our children are our future Kings and Queens, but our communities need to have more clues to what motivates these Kings and Queens to stay on a productive path towards building our future. Adults need to understand the struggles that our youth face and really listen to the voices of our future.

Truly Poetic Publishing and SeeingGrowth.com had decided to become a listening ear and a megaphone for… Continue

When we want to get a point across, it is always best to express ourselves clearly. We have to say exactly what we mean and we can't change the meaning of our words when we are questioned about our statements. We have to stand behind our word, because it becomes our bond to those that receive it. Once a word leaves our mouth it becomes a part of history, and although history can be made, history can not be changed.

When we contribute to our history, our history should be a history that is solid… Continue