Just show up, attend to the day-to-day tasks that need to be done, and work to create your dream one step at a time.— Haskell Indian Nations University Dean Julia Good Fox shares her advice for aspiring badasses – read about her feminist Pawnee mother, growing up with anti-Indianism, lateral violence, and more in her Badass Ladies profile
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A personal break-through was when I was in my 20s and realized that I did not have to create my unhappy past—that I could move beyond being stuck in what’s called post-traumatic stress and other dysfunctions that can arise from a violent childhood. The great thing about growing older is that it is now easier for me to get past these moments when they occasionally pop up. Developing a sense of humor is key.— Julia Good Fox, Dean of Haskell Indian Nations University, discusses how she bounces back from failure. Find more advice and inspiration in her Badass Ladies profile
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Badass Ladies You Should Know:
University Dean Julia Good Fox
This week makes it hard to write a catchy tagline, much less hope for an article to get traction online, and I debated whether I should wait for a different time to post. But now more than ever, it’s important to raise our voices and support badass women, especially women of color and other marginalized communities. This project will keep going, and I hope you will too.I’ve long been inspired Haskell Indian Nations University Dean Julia Good Fox, and I’m honored to share her wisdom today. (Click through to enter her giveaway of Venida Chenault’s Weaving Strength, Weaving Power: Violence and Abuse against Indigenous Women.)
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