Goals For Kayla

Sanchez caught her on foot. He saw she was white—not a member of the tribe. "Ma'am," he recalled saying, though she was only 16, "I know you're upset, but I need to

She asked Clay why he pulled up on that ball that was thrown to him the other day. He insisted he didn’t but she said everyone in the stands could tell he did. Clay has been trying not to think about him missing that ball but Maddie brought it up again. Maddie said it’s good to talk about other things. Clay felt better after

Young adult literature such as The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas, emphasizes teenagers using both their actions and their voices to overcome injustices such as racial inequality and police brutality. Racial inequality and police brutality is discussed greatly throughout The Hate U Give, due to the difficulties the protagonist,

• Kayla made slight progress with improving her social functioning, as the QP and Kayla reviewed tips for her be successful at her new school to ensure she does not regress in the new

Brief Summary of Individual Objective 1: Jennie will learn one coping skill to improve social interaction within the next 120 days.

The Blackford family was the first family that I interviewed. The family consists of three members. Brenda Blackford, the mother, is 53 years old and is a pre-school teacher at Methodist Temple Children’s Center of Evansville, Indiana. Brenda dropped out of college to be with her now husband, and the

April Raintree was a strong independent girl growing up who took care of her younger sister Cheryl going in and out of different foster homes. They attended in a few different residential schools all with the same rules, same type of people. April was full “Indian” with a lighter skin colour than her sister Cheryl did not care about her race, skin colour or what others thought, quite confident and to be proud and be strong about her and her family all at one point before entering foster homes. April and Cheryl got separated but never lost touch with one another up until April got married and moved away to live a life she always dreamed of, to be rich, pretty and live the “white life” so she can not feel embarrassed anymore. It has been two years since the sisters been in touch and Cheryl told April; “ Look, April, you’ve changed a lot and I

ALLEGATIONS: R/s on Thursday Kari left Aaliyah (15) and Jacob (12) in Florence at a hospitality house. R/s Aaliyah and Jacob were left alone until Sunday. R/s the children were left alone during the hurricane. R/s Kari leaves all the children home alone while she goes out to party and drink. R/s when Kari was locked for a DUI the children were home alone all night. R/s Kari is mentally abusive to the children, she screams at them, degrades them, and make them feel like they are nothing.

Goal 1: Lizzie will improve her emotional and behavioral regulation. • Lizzie and her mother were in a pleasant mood when the QP arrived for the session. • Lizzie’s mother informed the QP “my friend refused to contact me with the address to his beach after giving us permission to come and I

Kara can’t count the number of times she has said “I think they thought they could say that to me because I’m black.” And she equally cannot count the number of times someone has said back to her “I don’t think that’s it.” Kara is fed up with the micro-aggressions

against them because of the color of their skin and saying “ Tell Rekia Boyd how it's so much

**R/s Jamison is her brother and he reported this to her on 09/08/15. R/s in the past, when Jamison stated that his father was beating him everyone thought the child didn’t like getting disciplined.

One of the few people lucky enough to spend the majority of their life with Melissa was Kay Kuhlman, they became friends when they were toddlers and maintained that friendship into adulthood. When they were in grade school, Kay’s house caught fire, causing her to lose not only her home, but many of her possessions too. Melissa was there, offering help in any way she could. When the incident repeated in high school, she provided material and emotional help again. At just 17 years old, Kay learned she was pregnant, and Melissa was one of the first people she told even though she was terrified of losing her best friend. She never said anything negative towards her, and instead assured her she had always been her friend, and she would be there for her through that as well. A few years later, Melissa gave birth to her own kid and their children quickly became friends; Melissa loved both children so wholly she wrote to the local newspaper about them and got an article published, which is still in Kay’s house to this day.

what do you think his mother weakness in revealing that she is black and his father is white?

The provocation towards black people in To Kill A Mockingbird angered Kayla, and she thought it was unfair they were treated this way.