Adia Brightman always wanted to be a teacher. As a child, her bedroom was set up like a classroom, with a chalkboard, a small table and chairs, school supplies and stuffed animals. When friends visited they always played school. Adia was the teacher and she emulated her current teacher. While pursuing that dream at college, the first special education class she took really inspired her. She felt as if she could make a positive impact with children who had special needs. Stude

Attn: A “generational, perhaps” explicit ‘word’ warning! Greetings Exoteric Roundtable Commentators, I want to thank you for sending me the Sound Cloud link 20th Century-style. After listening to it in the wee hours of this morning, I think I’m gonna need more beer. But seriously, I always enjoy learning the inner thoughts of my fellow Afro Americans; and EBC’s recent discussion did not fail me…yet. First of all, R. Kelly’s “I Admit.” For some reason, it’s reminding me of the