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In my opinion, this begins by spreading awareness on the issue, treating marginalized mothers based on their potential as opposed to the struggles that they have been or are going through. #dauth #110fun twitter.com/GTmig/status/9…

This analogy puts the feelings of black women in perspective relative to another group that is also affected by a common stereotype that people may be more familiar with. #dauth #110fun twitter.com/Dauth_Ben/stat…

The negative stereotype against marginalized mothers because of peoples’ habit of putting other people into categories, rather than treating them as individuals with aspirations. #dauth #110fun twitter.com/KimSeankim307/…

A negative view on a group of people by a society can hurt the group by not giving them opportunities they deserve. #dauth #110fun twitter.com/GTmig/status/9…

This demonstrates that stereotypes can negatively affect our society simply from lack of awareness. #dauth #110fun twitter.com/sduggal8/statu…

It would be harder to ignore the need to engage black mothers if the general public knew that they are creating the next generation of doctors and lawyers. #dauth

Dr. Levingston suggests that people in positions of power should view their jobs as investing in others socially rather than just solving crises. #dauth

Dr. Levingston emphasizes that colleges have made great efforts to bring in athletes in from other countries to give them opportunities, but our communities have not done much to engage black mothers. #dauth

“What if we saw these women not as problems to be solved, but as problem solvers?” -Dr. Levingston poses an interesting question about the way black mothers are often treated. #dauth

Dr. Levingston points out that many people support feminism in speculative fiction but not in real life, demonstrating a disconnect between what we say we support and how we act. #dauth

“Sometimes training in the dark proves more valuable than education in the light” -Dr. Levingston explains that our struggles don’t always have to hold us back. #dauth

@skidmoredauth It definite can be preserved, but keeping the balance can be difficult. #dauth

@sduggal8 MARTA can only travel to a few counties, leaving the other ten or so in Metro Atlanta out

@KimSeankim307 It is more of a social issue than a technical issue. Poverty levels in different areas affect who uses MARTA. #dauth

@wleckie3 That is a good point, hopefully city developers and traffic engineers will be able to model transportation better in the coming years.

@NolenPatrick I don't think there is a single best idea. I think that resolutions to our traffic problems will come from small changes, such as reorganizing tolls and expanding MARTA, etc.

@Dauth_Ben There are people working on solutions, but there is still a lot of work to be done.

@NolenPatrick I haven't experienced those first hand but it seems like a good idea. I think it would decrease traffic as long as there aren't many wrecks as a result of confusion with the lanes changing.

@alistair_GT I want the audience to understand the problems with Atlanta traffic as well as possible solutions. I will go into more detail on solutions in my poster.

@LiveWithBrett @businessinsider It’s interesting how high this percentage is. I worked a job last summer that didn’t allow employees to have tattoos that weren’t covered up. This rule seemed irrelevant to the work we were doing. #dauth