Misty Brucker
“Coach Misty, why do they call it stealing a base? That seems wrong.”
“Coach Misty, can I go to the bathroom?”
“Coach Misty, I can’t find my hat. Someone has my hat.”
“Coach Misty, can I go to the bathroom?”
“Coach Misty, I think I left my cup in the car. Nope, I got it in.”
“Coach Misty, can I go to the bathroom?”
These are the very real dugout statements I heard last night while helping coach my son’s baseball team in League 42. While they are a pretty good baseball team, they are an even better example of what is right about humanity and why a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion has to take personal involvement from each of us.
It’s been nearly one year since the killing of George Floyd, when the Public Policy & Management Center released our statement on Systemic Racism, Equity & Inclusion and shared our commitment for continuing our work in promoting the importance of diversity. A year into this...