Breawna Power Eaton

Writer, editor, educator, traveler. Lover of stories both written and told.

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

Just posted a photo @ San Diego, California https://t.co/sYozdHczt1

[Esther Valdes Clayton @Esther_Valdes]

My Recent Op-Ed piece. “When tortillas were thrown at Orange Glen students, their reaction was the reaction of Latinos everywhere, including myself: It was racist, demeaning and deserved an apology.” Defending racism alienates Latinos. @Telemundo20 @sdut @KUSINews

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

@SliceMagazine Beyond grateful for the welcoming literary community you built and the chance to be a part of it. You will continue to inspire story-lovers and -tellers everywhere, I'm sure!

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

"I taught [critical race theory]...at Harvard Law School...at Yale Law...at UC Berkeley School of Law.Notice the theme...To say that [CRT] is being taught in K-12 schools...what conservative activists have been claiming, is to deny what critical race theory is"

[Kathy Moore @kjemoore15]

California lawmakers approve bill that would make ethnic studies a graduation requirement after major study finds link between antiracist instruction and improved academic outcomes @The74 https://t.co/dRumT7BPSt

[President Biden Archived @POTUS46Archive]

We have the tools to put this pandemic behind us, but we all have to do our part. If you haven’t yet, please get vaccinated. And if you’ve gotten vaccinated, reach out to family and friends who haven’t.

Let’s finish this once and for all.

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

via ⁦@nytopinion⁩ https://t.co/n6tqhVbMjT

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

.@POTUS evacuate Afghan allies who helped our troops and protect all Afghans seeking safety by expediting SIVs, offering parole, designating TPS for #Afghanistan, and opening new pathways for Afghans to immigrate to the U.S. https://t.co/GxKRKm7QL8 @RAICESTexas

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

Stand Up, Reasonable People https://t.co/t0z4aVNJTc via @coronadoisland

[Janessa Goldbeck @jgoldbeck]

Bring Afghan refugees to San Diego.

[Congresswoman Cori Bush (Archived) @RepCori]

Following the Vietnam War, our country welcomed 120,000 refugees in a single year.

Yet the United States has only taken in ~2,000 Afghan refugees thus far.

We have a duty to save lives — and to do so, we must welcome many, many more refugees as quickly as possible.

[Khaled Hosseini @khaledhosseini]

The United States has a moral obligation. Admit as many Afghan refugees as possible.

[Rep. Barbara Lee (Archived) @RepBarbaraLee]

What’s happening in Afghanistan currently is a humanitarian crisis.

Let’s be clear: there has never been, and will never be, a U.S. military solution in Afghanistan.

Our top priority must be providing humanitarian aid & resettlement to Afghan refugees, women, and children.

[Dr. Byron McClure @SchoolPsychLife]

It was never about CRT, equity, or indoctrinating kids. It was always about erasure.

I read the bill as it was introduced and then the engrossed bill. These topics have literally been erased.

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

EmbraceRace | The Attack on "Critical Race Theory": What's Going on? https://t.co/1eNSPXJxcD

[Geneviéve Jones-Wright, Esq., LL.M. @GJonesWright]

And here’s an excerpt from Volume 526 of the “How We Got Here” series. Please listen to this rant by Coronado School Board member Stacey Keszei.

In stark contrast, I love how poised her colleague @AntrimWhitney remained in the face of sheer ignorance and ridiculousness.

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

What Is Critical Race Theory, and Why Is It Under Attack? https://t.co/OfXl1xIlSn
"The culture wars are always, at some level, battled out within schools"

[Matt Barnum @matt_barnum]

Some research that is relevant for the 'CRT' debate https://t.co/cg0EF0N3XI

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

@brycebroadcast @FullTimeHoops1 @BleavPodcasts Such an insightful episode- about the incident and how to move forward. Adults need to take the lead and model humility, learning from mistakes rather than making excuses. We all mess up. It's hard to be called out. But every moment is ripe for transformation

[Breawna Power Eaton @BrePowerEaton]

Thank you for this insightful piece @Kristen_Taketa Before tortilla incident, Coronado residents clashed over racial equity efforts https://t.co/KvHkNzcvyK