On this week’s episode of “Haston Helping Hands”, I talk about self-acceptance, society’s push to make us perfect, and your “innate enoughness”. Check it out, and please subscribe and share for a weekly dose of motivation, inspiration, and frustration!
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Amplifying Black Voices- Sonya Renee Taylor
Wow. Just wow. I heard this amazing truth teller being interviewed by Brené Brown and I can’t stop thinking about it and feeling about it. “The Body Is NOT An Apology”
Think About It.
Haston Helping Hands– More Is Caught Than Is Taught
“You don’t teach someone to love everyone and that black lives matter, you show them” ~Jenn Haston~
Amplifying Black Voices- Ruby Bridges

Do you know who Ruby Bridges is? Check her out!
Haston Helping Hands– “Give Some Grace”
This is a trying time! Log in, log out! Virtual school! No matter what choice you make, you need to give grace to yourself and others!
Amplifying Black Voices- Dr. Gladys West

“When you’re working every day, you’re not thinking, what impact is this going to have on the world. You’re thinking, I better get this right.” Dr. Gladys West
Haston Helping Hands- “It’s an “And” Conversation!
“I am a mother, and I love to work. It makes me a better parent.” ~Jenn Haston~
Amplifying Black Voices- Jackie Ormes
I love when I learn about someone new !
Jackie Ormes is an amazing woman.
Jackie Ormes was born Zelda Mavin Jackson on August 1, 1911, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She taught herself to draw at an early age and showcased her skills with a page of cartoons in her high school yearbook. After graduation, she entered the media landscape as a proofreader and freelance reporter for the nationally circulated Black newspaper the Pittsburgh Courier.
Haston Helping Hands– “Stop Expecting You From Other People”
On this week’s episode of “Haston Helping Hands”, I talk about not expecting people to be like you, appreciating small things, and lack of optimism. Check it out, and please subscribe and share for a weekly dose of motivation, inspiration, and frustration!
Amplifying Black Voices- Kiddada Green
