The number of people who are homeless each year is 1.6 billion. Out of this number, there is a 7% general youth and a 40% LGBTQ youth population. However, when it comes to Chicago it is 20%. Pretty big percentage, right? Why do you think that Chicago makes up half of this percentage compared to all other major cities combined?

How do you feel when you smile? How do you feel when someone smiles at you? How do you feel when you make others smile? Let's practice this a little more with each day.

Who are you? Do you know that you are special? That there is no one and there will never be anyone just like you? That your life is meaningful? That you identity matters? That who you and the role that you play in this physical life is important? Well, if you didn't I hope that you do now. Create your position. Know your worth. Own your power! Your circumstances do not define the layout for your life. To live it is to overcome it. What you believe you will become. Thrive in y

Do you think that having a wall in place will help to protect a country from harm and havoc or intensify the already said and witnessed issues of today?

Name a time where you were included in something, but you weren't, didn't feel affirmed. What was the occasion? How did it make you feel? Did you speak up or remain silent? How does it affect you presently? What would do to make sure that folx feel affirmed and not just included if you were to orchestrate a function? Do you believe that we can mix and mingle within the same space while creating diversity, inclusion, and affirm our personal identities, genuinely?

What separates opinion from truth and truth from fact? Some feel that these are one in the same. Some feel that these aren't real. And life just creates what it does based off of what one sees personally and some just feel that these words have no meaning at all. What do you think? Do you believe none of what you hear and half what you see? Do you believe everything that you see, hear, experience? How does the life around you impact you when it comes to what is real and what

When it comes to ethnicity, nationality, race, gender, age, body type, career status etc... How do you feel that you have been treated when it comes to simply just living your everyday life? What have your experiences been like compared to those you know and don't who look like and don't look like you, speak like you, live where you live but have had similar scenarios? Do you feel that you have more advantages compared to others based on your looks, career, educational backgr