onwardwoman.com

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IP Address 35.209.184.178

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Onward Woman - Stories of Sisters Moving Forward

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Stories of Sisters Moving Forward

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HTML 5
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Text / Code Ratio 38.35 %

onwardwoman.com has a website text/code ratio of 38.35 %. Search engine crawlers tend to not pick up pages with inadequate content.

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1	Onward woman

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1	Posts
2	How did you get started as a yoga teacher?
3	What do you enjoy most about teaching yoga?
4	What is brwnskn yoga?
5	Who or what inspires you to keep practicing and teaching?
6	What’s kidding around yoga?
7	What do you envision yourself doing with yoga five years from now?
8	ıs there anything else you’d like to share?
9	Where do you teach brwnskn yoga?
10	Follow brwnskn yoga
11	Follow jatziry guzman berzunza
12	Meet gabby salinas
13	Election 2018 – she persisted
14	Follow the money: pac attack
15	Election 2020 – back in action
16	Surviving & thriving: the salinas family story
17	Support gabby salinas for tennessee house
18	What is white privilege?
19	What is white fragility?
20	White fragility is a white people problem
21	Race ıs not a good/bad binary ıssue
22	What does a white woman from oregon know about race?
23	How can ı confront my white fragility?
24	Know better & do better
25	Know better, do better. subscribe for new stories.
26	Recent posts

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1	Authentic guacamole
2	Meet shawandra of brwnskn yoga
3	To be or not to be… a feminist
4	Meet gabby salinas
5	Let’s get loud
6	How to confront your white privilege
7	Confront your white fragility
8	Do the work
9	ınclude people of color
10	Shut up and listen
11	Read books
12	Speak up
13	Watch movies & series
14	Visit museums
15	Support organizations
16	Amplify the voices of people of color
17	Support black-owned businesses
18	Take in the perspectives of people of color
19	Who am ı to do this?
20	Why we’re here: to create sisterhood and promote equity
21	Herstory
22	Women warriors
23	A warrior checklist

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1	Number one: racism isn’t going away until all white people can confront their white fragility.
2	Number two: white people wis***ng that racism would go away is an insidious form of white supremacy.
3	Books about race written by authors of color
4	Books about race written by white authors
5	A warrior checklist:
6	Privacy overview

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1	How did you get started as a yoga teacher?
2	What do you enjoy most about teaching yoga?
3	What is Brwnskn Yoga?
4	Who or what inspires you to keep practicing and teaching?
5	What’s Kidding Around Yoga?
6	What do you envision yourself doing with yoga five years from now?
7	Is there anything else you’d like to share?
8	Where do you teach Brwnskn Yoga?
9	Follow Brwnskn Yoga
10	“What can I do to be more aware of racial inequity?”
11	“Why are we still talking about race?”
12	If you’re feeling the defensiveness rise up within you as it does for so many white people when confronted with this truth, I invite you to keep reading to learn more about your white fragility.
13	“BUT I’M NOT A RACIST!” or “I HAVE BLACK/HISPANIC/ASIAN/MIDDLE EASTERN/NATIVE AMERICAN FRIENDS!” white people often exclaim in defense of their own character.
14	actually harder
15	“I can handle ignorant white people who say overtly racist things; it’s the people who say racist things, don’t realize it, and overreact when I try to talk to them about what they’ve said that are the worst to talk to.”

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1	Well what do you want to do?
2	I want to teach yoga
3	Okay, let’s try it and see what happens!
4	How can I still be in that environment and not be in my previous role?
5	Oh, I should teach kid yoga!
6	Our kids could benefit from yoga”
7	Okay, this is worth it.
8	Did I make the right decision?
9	Hey, I’m a brown girl and I can do this too.
10	Hey, let me teach you how to meditate!
11	‘Hey, I’m going to go teach yoga and become an entrepreneur’?
12	Wow mom, I love what you are doing, I’m so impressed!
13	om’
14	‘You don’t have to carry the weight of the world on your shoulders / Black girl it’s okay, you can rest today / You can rest and you can let someone else carry the weight of the world.
15	A survivor, scientist, birthday-lover and a healthcare advocate for all? How can I meet her?
16	“Hi Gabby! Happy birthday and congratulations on your campaign! Your story is very influential. I’ll be moving from Oregon to Memphis in September. I’ll be completely new to town and I’d love to help out on your campaign and meet some new people, so let me know if you need any help. I hope you have plans to celebrate today!”
17	“Hi Rachel, this is great news! You will love Memphis, it is a wonderful city! We would love your help, it is going to take all of us to flip this seat.”
18	Gabby and the Salinas Family tell their story
19	From the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital – “No child should die in the dawn of life”.
20	“I will always be an engaged citizen pus***ng for better healthcare legislation in our state and in our nation.” – Gabby Salinas
21	“What can I do to be more aware of racial inequity?”
22	“Why are we still talking about race?”
23	white privilege (2)
24	If you’re feeling the defensiveness rise up within you as it does for so many white people when confronted with this truth, I invite you to keep reading to learn more about your white fragility.
25	white fragility
26	‘I have come to see white privilege as an invisible package of unearned a*ets that I can count on casng in each day, but about which I was ‘meant’ to remain oblivious. White privilege is like an invisible weightless knapsack of special provisions, aurances, tools, maps, guides, codebooks, paports, visas, clothes, compa**, emergency gear, and blank checks.’
27	“White fragility shows up as white people getting angry, defensive, afraid, arguing, claiming they’re being shamed, crying or simply falling silent and choosing to check out of the conversation.”
28	insidious
29	overt
30	“BUT I’M NOT A RACIST!” or “I HAVE BLACK/HISPANIC/ASIAN/MIDDLE EASTERN/NATIVE AMERICAN FRIENDS!” white people often exclaim in defense of their own character.
31	actually harder
32	“I can handle ignorant white people who say overtly racist things; it’s the people who say racist things, don’t realize it, and overreact when I try to talk to them about what they’ve said that are the worst to talk to.”
33	the Atlantic
34	“
35	Two hundred fifty years of slavery. Ninety years of Jim Crow. Sixty years of separate but equal. Thirty-five years of racist housing policy. Until we reckon with our compounding moral debts, America will never be whole.”
36	Me and White Supremacy Workbook
37	“Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.”

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1	Three-time childhood cancer survivorFormer St. Jude patient and researcherWho wants to expand Medicaid for Tennesseeans andWants to fund public education, safety, and infrastructure to take all Memphians from surviving to thriving Can we count on you to vote for her?

LINK ANALYSIS

Total Link Count: 118

Internal Link Count : 41

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1	Skip to content	text
2	Onward Woman	text
3	Home	text
4	About	text
5	Share Your Story	text
6	Scroll down to content	text
7	June 5, 2020June 17, 2020	text
8	Authentic Guacamole	text
9	-	image
10	May 22, 2020June 17, 2020	text
11	Meet Shawandra of Brwnskn Yoga	text
12	-	image
13	April 10, 2020June 17, 2020	text
14	To Be or Not To Be… a Feminist	text
15	-	image
16	March 30, 2020June 17, 2020	text
17	Meet Gabby Salinas	text
18	-	image
19	February 6, 2020June 17, 2020	text
20	Let’s Get Loud	text
21	-	image
22	January 21, 2020June 17, 2020	text
23	How to Confront Your White Privilege	text
24	-	image
25	Gabby Salinas	text
26	share your story	text
27	December 20, 2019June 17, 2020	text
28	Who Am I To Do This?	text
29	-	image
30	contact me	text
31	Authentic Guacamole	text
32	Meet Shawandra of Brwnskn Yoga	text
33	To Be or Not To Be… a Feminist	text
34	Meet Gabby Salinas	text
35	Let’s Get Loud	text
36	Privacy Policy	text
37	Cookie settings	text
38	ACCEPT	text
39	-	empty
40	Necessary	text
41	Non-necessary	text

External Link Count : 77

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1	Brwnskn Yoga	text
2	Kelly Day Portraits	text
3	Amy Morse	text
4	Lullaby	text
5	Queen Sugar	text
6	@brwnsknyoga	text
7	Brwnskn Yoga	text
8	Jatziry Guzman Berzunza	text
9	Jat Yoga	text
10	Pantsuit Nation	text
11	1,520 votes	text
12	flushed with $369,000 from MCPAC	text
13	Tennessee economy	text
14	doing all right	text
15	for Tennessee House District 97	text
16	Medicaid in Tennessee	text
17	rural hospitals will stop closing	text
18	Marlo Thomas	text
19	St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital	text
20	-	image
21	Make a donation	text
22	VoteForGabby.com	text
23	on Twitter	text
24	Super Bowl half time show	text
25	Layla Saad	text
26	Me and White Supremacy	text
27	White Privilege: Unp*****ng the Invisible Knapsack	text
28	Robin DiAnglelo	text
29	White Fragility	text
30	Me and White Supremacy	text
31	insidious and overt racism will continue to harm, kill, and disproportionately affect BIPOC in the United States	text
32	U.S. Census Bureau	text
33	U.S. Census Bureau	text
34	numerous	text
35	studies	text
36	show	text
37	The Case for Reparations	text
38	Me and White Supremacy	text
39	So You Want to Talk About Race	text
40	Between the World and Me	text
41	How to Be an Antiracist	text
42	Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race	text
43	White Fragility	text
44	Waking Up White	text
45	Rising Out of Hatred: the Awakening of a Former White Nationalist	text
46	19 Movies About Race Every White Person Needs To Watch, From ‘Fruitvale Station’ To ‘Do The Right Thing’	text
47	#BlackAF	text
48	Dear White People	text
49	h****o, Privilege. It’s Me, Chelsea	text
50	Jane the Virgin	text
51	The Hate U Give	text
52	National Civil Rights Museum	text
53	The National Memorial for Peace and Justice	text
54	28 Organizations That Empower Black Communities	text
55	Black Lives Matter	text
56	Life After Hate	text
57	NAACP	text
58	Prince EA	text
59	Layla Saad	text
60	Dianne Bondy	text
61	Janelle Monáe	text
62	Lizzo	text
63	Deepika Mehta	text
64	Yoga Is Dead Podcast	text
65	Call Your Girlfriend Podcast	text
66	Aminatou Sow	text
67	Ann Friedman	text
68	Gina Delvac	text
69	Keisha Lance Bottoms	text
70	Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	text
71	Trevor Noah	text
72	Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie	text
73	Roxane g***	text
74	Rachel Cargle	text
75	Dr. Maya Angelou	text
76	Ezer	text
77	Proudly powered by WordPress	text

Nofollow Link Count : 0

Title Link Count : 0

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Hosted IP Address
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Hosted Country
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Host Region
Illinois , Chicago
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