A young artist is eager to share her colorful artwork but when the rainbow she creates causes confusion among her classmates, she must overcome self-doubt in this empowering picture book about embracing the artist in you! @penguinkids Read more: https://t.co/xnAgl5PmDn
Good people lift others up. They listen. They examine their own biases. They don't punch down and call it "just asking questions" or "having an opinion." Being a decent human being isn't complicated: Don't harass people. Don't make excuses for those who do.
If your game involves targeting vulnerable people, mocking their identities, or making their lives harder; that's not righteousness, that's cruelty with a costume on.
#BeKind#NoToHate#StandWithMarginalized#BasicDecency
New episode of the podcast. #239 about the work of the philosopher Charles Taylor. First, we trace the historical origins of how he views the modern self. From the Greeks to the Reformation. From Descartes to Rousseau. Then we talk about our modern focus on authenticity as a moral ideal and why Taylor thinks many people misunderstand what it requires. Hope you love it! :)
#philosophy
#authenticity
This cheerful love-your-body picture book, BODIES ARE COOL by Tyler Feder, is an exuberant read-aloud with bright and friendly illustrations to pore over. @penguinkids@Young_Pavilion Read more:
https://t.co/P1FgIkgkzx
Listen along with @SDPInstitute as they discuss the intersection of education, gaming culture, and social equity, challenging stereotypes and highlighting innovative ways to support Black male success in the classroom and beyond.
https://t.co/SA6gjNExhu
Paletero Man meets Besos for Baby in this Spanish-English counting picture book that’s bursting with all the love, laughter, and chaos found at a large family gathering. See: https://t.co/lvnDRNORvr
Racist Alert: While live-streaming at the Hetero Awesome Fest and discussing the benefits of living in Boise, Idaho, David J. Reilly, host of the self-described American Nationalist podcast The Backlash, bragged that, "There aren't any black people here."