Christian Nationalism in our Country Today

 I found this interesting and did attend this presentation.  I think it is worth a listen.  Create your own thoughts and do your own research.  Click on this LINK to watch this discussion.

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Equity Rangers Initial Podcast Release

 Please check out the initial release of the podcast Eyes for the Invisible.

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"In this first episode of Eyes for the Invisible, we introduce the podcast’s mission to amplify unheard stories. We sit down with two inspiring young Latinas who share their challenges and successes, offering a powerful look into identity, resilience, and hope for the future."

Equity Rangers: What is this?

Hello,

We are launching a test of a new venture we hope to add to our ongoing work of supporting marginalized communities around the world. As part of Planet Startup (planetstartup.org), and in collaboration with Ascenior and AWEC, we are always looking for practical ways to serve those who lack the opportunities many take for granted.

In his role as Associate Dean of Planet Startup, Jeffrey has taught and supported individuals in Northern Ghana and beyond, helping those facing oppression find pathways out of poverty.

Today, we see the threats of oppression growing at a rapid rate here in the United States, with increasing racism, deportations, and systemic injustices. Racism has been embedded in this country’s history, through slavery, genocide, internment, and deportation often justified under the banners of democracy and freedom.

Our commitment remains: to stand alongside those who are pushed to the margins, seeking equity, opportunity, and dignity for all.

Please check out our blog at: www.equityrangers.com.   We are interviewing our first individuals this week, week of June 30th, for our first episode of "Eyes for the Invisible".

Finding Peace in a time of Turmoil

 

In a world that often feels like it’s unraveling where racism festers, democracy frays, and truth is treated like a disposable tool, it can be hard to breathe, let alone find peace. Every headline can feel like a punch. Every injustice another stone on our chest.

Yet peace is not the same as passivity. It's not found in pretending things are fine. It is something deeper: a quiet strength we cultivate in the storm, not after it.

Peace begins with honesty. We name what hurts. We acknowledge the racism, the lies, the corruption, the grief. We do not numb ourselves to it, we face it, together or alone, and say, this is not okay. That truth-telling is its own kind of peace. It roots us.

From there, we protect small spaces of calm. A deep breath before we scroll. A walk without our phone. A conversation that restores instead of drains. In dark times, peace can be radical. It can look like rest. Like joy. Like holding space for beauty and for anger without letting either consume us.

And finally, we keep choosing connection. Not the shallow kind, but the kind that binds us across pain. When we listen. When we protest. When we vote, write, call, speak, and hold each other up. Peace isn’t passive, it’s powered by love, and love, especially in times like these, is resistance.

The world may not change overnight. But peace, real peace starts within, and spreads from there. One steady, stubborn breath at a time.

Finding Hope and Peace in a Mean World

 

In a world that often feels harsh, divided, and overwhelming, holding onto hope and peace can seem like an impossible task. Headlines scream conflict, social media fuels negativity, and even daily interactions can leave us drained. But amid all the noise and cruelty, hope and peace are still within reach not as naive illusions, but as powerful choices.

Hope doesn't always come in grand gestures. Sometimes it shows up in small, quiet moments; a kind word from a stranger, a deep breath on a difficult day, or a sunrise that insists on rising no matter what. These moments remind us that goodness still exists, often tucked between the chaos.

Peace, too, begins inside. It’s the decision to pause before reacting, to listen with empathy, to forgive even when it’s hard. It’s found in setting boundaries, in letting go of what we can't control, and in choosing kindness over cynicism, not because the world is perfect, but because we refuse to let it make us bitter.

Yes, the world can be mean. But it is also full of people trying to make it better quietly, persistently, every day. You can be one of them. And in that choice, you may find something unshakable: a deeper peace, and a fierce, resilient kind of hope.

Exciting New Horizons for 2025 - The TAJL Group!

 

Exciting New Horizons for 2025!

The TAJL Group is proud to step into 2025 with fresh momentum, powerful partnerships, and a renewed commitment to global impact. This year, we're thrilled to announce our expanded collaboration with AWEC  Canada (awecca.com), bringing high-impact consulting and transformative master classes in partnership with Ascenior Philippines and Canada to an even wider audience. 

These programs are designed to empower leaders, uplift communities, and deliver actionable strategies that foster sustainable growth and equity in entrepreneurship across the globe.

We’re also excited to launch our brand-new podcast—a space where bold conversations meet real-world change. Stay tuned for the title reveal and subscribe to hear the voices driving transformation in business, leadership, and justice.

As we continue our work in a world where tension, division, and injustice still persist, we hold fast to a belief in possibility, dignity, and collective progress.

"Adversity does not break us—it builds the fire we need to illuminate a better path. In a world clouded by anger and racism, let your resilience be the revolution." The TAJL Group Team

Let 2025 be a year of purpose, power, and progress—for us all.

Seeking Humanity - Northern Ghana Travels

This is an amazing insight into Humanity as I virtually travel to Northern Ghana. I am so inspired by this episode, that I am going to continue my travels in search of Humanity!