Tout ce que vous touchez se transforme en succès. Je le souhaite pour cette publicité. C’est génial!

I am with you 100% to say that is it not with the color of your skin that you can produce and give the best in your work, but with what you have in your heart and on your shoulder.
Congratulations on what you give and bring to all of us,

denise from canada

A website commemorating the 35th anniversary of EEOC, includes interesting information about EEOC history and wonderful selections of children’s art.
http://www.eeoc.gov/abouteeoc/35th/visions/sixthgrade.html

I think I will use these PSA’s as a “thought provoking opener” at the next meeting I facilitate. These PSA’s draw attention to and as well underline the importance of collaboration regardless of “whether you appreciate” my skin color !

By the way I AM BLACK!

I think it’s crucial that black people are not ‘forgiven’ their skin color but rather that others just get over and recognise that historically difference DID matter and that given this fact that NOWm it shouldn’t.

This to me is the truest meaning of equal opportunity-
From many a black person’s point of view I just AM and it needs no excuses. From many a white point of view ” I didn’t know it WAS a problem so NOW there should be no problem.

There is a problem, that’s perhaps why Wynton attempts to address the imbalance of perspectives in his PSA’s.

Happy Birthday Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.! We daily don’t forget what you represent! It is a little sad that some only pay homage to our Dreams for our children but once a year at MLK’s birthday and during a short February month called Black History Month.

As an educator, I AM a representive of BLACK and in my class I always AM- in a school in Massachusetts others perceive me somehow as not!!

In our position we continue to underline who we are and where we as popel have come.

Thanks for the messages Wynton I spread the word also!
ME