daria kasatkina

#suebird #goat won on every level of basketball. From #christheking to @uconnwbb to @seattlestorm to @euroleaguewomen & 5 gold medals with #usawomensbasketball what a career. 
#kevindurant says to @brooklynnets owner #joetsai it’s me or #stevenash & GM #seanmarks survey says? Rebuild.  And #kyrieirving will follow you out the door. Get players who want to play in #brooklyn with #bensimmons going forward. 
Dude why would you read off a tablet @ou_football practice session word for word and you’re done at the school you were QB for and coaching since 1999? #calegundy you screwed up big time. 
 @dodgers 75-33 but @padres #mannymachado isn’t worried after getting swept over the weekend. Because he’s f—- Manny Machado!!!
  #mehkibecton need you healthy for @nyjets opening @nfl weekend vs @ravens man. 
 Want to do a workout with #professormarine #gianpieroventrone he put the @spursofficial THRU one hell of a workout this week.  Won their opening match in @premierleague over the weekend.
  Love that the @england #lionesses sold out match @wembleystadium in hours vs #uswnt in October.  

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This week my partner said something incredibly wise to me when we were talking about the kids’ rules. She said, “what I’ve come to realize is that it should be about equity, not equality."

That was a mic drop moment for me. By that, she meant that each kid should be treated according to their own unique needs. Of course. The kid who gets overstimulated has different needs than the one who is a hardcore extrovert.

Of course. I remember at work. I forget at home. Anyone else? Or vice versa?

Equity, not equality. Since my business is Equality Institute, I’ll quickly define those terms. Equality (“the condition of being equal”) simply isn’t possible without equity (“more for those who need it”) first. I see equality as an aspirational outcome. I’m an aspirational kind of person. Let’s get to it.

Here are the good vibes I found this week:

1. Food Lion Has Made Working With Owners From Underrepresented Groups Part of Its Day-To-Day Sourcing Processes
2. The ANA Membership Assembly Took Historic Action by Unanimously Voting ‘Yes’ to Adopt The ANA Racial Reckoning Statement
3. IOC Reinstates Jim Thorpe as Sole Winner of 1912 Olympic Decathlon and Pentathlon
4. Once Neglected, Dei Initiatives Now Present at All Fortune 100 Companies
5. Top Russian Tennis Player Daria Kasatkina Comes Out as Gay

Read the full blog here: https://www.theequalityinstitute.com/equality-insights-blog/5-things-mic-drop

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