Showing red vs. blue maps leads people to see America as more divided—and judge people more by their state's stereotypes.
Data: purple maps of state proportions are more accurate, and reduce perceived polarization and stereotypes.
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Let me try to settle this debate:
You’re a fan of the bitmoji classroom? Cool! You can be an effective teacher.
You’re not a fan of the bitmoji classroom? Cool! You can be an effective teacher.
We need to support each other more than ever right now.
Be specific with vocab. Schools were not closed the last 12 weeks. They were remote. Teachers were working harder than they have ever worked. They were not off. Mistakes in vocab distract the argument. If your district opens 100% remote, you are open for business, not closed.
#Houston is grateful for the support from @andrewcuomo and the people of #NewYork. I thank them for sending a team and supplies to open two testing sites. Testing is critically important, especially in the Black and Hispanic communities, that have been hit hardest by #COVID19.