Letter to Self on Pursuing Nursing Profession

My future career is Nursing so please do the letter on nursing thanks!
"In the course of your career, you will, directly and indirectly, interact with Black people, Black experience, and Black life. Write a letter to yourself in the capacity of your chosen field (e.g., social worker, behavior therapist, police officer, early-childhood educator, tech engineer, artist, landscape designer, etc.). With the knowledge you have gained from CAN 217, propose how you will activate your allyship* in the course of your professional life.
Similar to the ways in which we looked at the history of nursing in Canada (Week 8), you will do the same for your profession. Review and analyze the historical impact of your profession and its relationship to the Black experience and Black people. Suggest a set of mandates for your future engagements with Black people through the lens of your chosen profession.
Part Two: The Pledge
Using the mandates above, create your own professional pledge that will inform your day-to-day interactions. This pledge should take you beyond the protocols of your job, to a praxis of reflexive allyship that insists on the value of Black life and fosters strategies to ensure that Black Lives thrive. The pledge is your commitment and affirmation in service to not only Black people but humanity. This pledge will serve as a reminder of why you chose this profession, and how you will carry out your duties in service to enacting a more equitable world when you have lost your way. The pledge will act as your professional moral compass as you step into your chosen field and your specific role in it.
Definition:
Allyship is the practice of emphasizing social justice, inclusion, and human rights by members of an ingroup, to advance the interests of an oppressed or marginalized outgroup. Allyship is part of the anti-oppression or anti-racist conversation, which puts into use and everyday practice social justice theories and ideals"