Raheef Alturkmani grew up in Syria before coming to the U.S. in 2011 to pursue his education. He joins us to discuss his personal story and his advocacy with his company's Middle East/North Africa Employee Resource Group (MENA-ERG). https://t.co/dSW9D9v6X8
@Indigenia At Feel Like You Belong, we don't want to police what people say. However, we'd like to call attention to things people say mindlessly, without thinking, like "Columbus discovered America." Here's why. https://t.co/Om8pGsXRld
Genuine question for the media / law enforcement: why are you calling these armed neo-nazi groups breaking the law “militias” instead of “gangs” or “domestic terrorist groups?”
Eddie Van Halen was a half-Asian Immigrant from Holland who did not speak English when he arrived in America & was abused by white kids & was friends with the Black kids.
HOW DID I JUST LEARN ALL THIS NOW??!
At Feel Like You Belong, we don't want to police what people say. However, we'd like to call attention to things people say mindlessly, without thinking, like "Columbus discovered America." Here's why. https://t.co/Om8pGsGgtF #ColumbusDay#colonialism#darklegacy
Vincent Mcintosh is cooking up some yummy curry goat, Jamaican style. Here at FLYB, we're serving up more feel-good immigrant stories. #Irie#Jamaica#GrandRapidsMI
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A high-schooler from an Eastern U.S. state wrote to our website recently to ask some clarification about race and whether people of color could be racist. Here is my response to Flora (not her real name). https://t.co/235QMvZpHe
Steffanie Rosalez is the director of the Cook Arts Center in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She joins us to discuss creating community through the arts. https://t.co/17AAnltg0O
Sonia Manzano played Maria on #SesameStreet for 4+ decades. In this interview, she talks about the importance of ethnic representation in the media and her book, Becoming Maria: Love and Chaos in the South Bronx. https://t.co/LWPF01Lk3f
Harlem-born David Pilgrim grew up in the American Deep South, which gave him lifelong lessons about race, racism, and race relations in the U.S. The Founder/Curator of the Jim Crow Museum shares how everyday artifacts educate us about our national history. https://t.co/Pe6cDWikbw
Javier Cervantes is a young professional making a difference in his native Grand Rapids. The son of Mexican immigrants, this community advocate is working to promote the neighborhoods and schools around him. He joins us to tell his story. https://t.co/Vg3vktbFJI
Do you HAVE a hat or WEAR a hat? What about a tattoo? What about dreadlocks? English grammar has a simple rule to answer these questions. ESL students, click here now! https://t.co/rvbiesqN1a
English learners often confuse the vowel sounds /a/ and /ʌ/. In this brief tutorial, we give you practice listening to the differences and tips on how to make these two similar sounds.
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In spring, Americans observe Equal Pay Day, the day into the new year where women's earnings finally catch up to men's pay from the previous year. We examine 5 myths about the pay gap, look at racial components, and make recommendations. https://t.co/684tCTN3pc #EqualPayDay
How are you spending your all of your extra time at home? Improving your English, perhaps? Did you know that English a Day sends you daily quizzes to test your English level? https://t.co/nfHQFVghci