Lia Mouton-Johnston

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

Thoughts on: "Show me a player who doesn't make mistakes, and I will show you a player who is not getting better"#SPC
player ---> person?

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

A US court ruled that you can sell bone marrow.. should people be able to sell other body parts? an interesting read: http://t.co/ZAKby0PGNF

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

@sachi_paul &these convos will bring light to other people who experience other forms of gender inequality, furthering discussion about =ity

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

@sachi_paul Interesting idea. I think the most important thing is that her speech is a catalyst that has sparked debate surrounding feminism

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

@derek_hsu1 "poetry can communicate before it is understood"(TS Eliot) maybe the soul can express what simple words sometimes cannot emote

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If not me, than who? If not now, then when? https://t.co/TLCycPOze9 ..because gender equality is a human rights issue http://t.co/IQrnx04HYu

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

"I chose happiness, and it was exhilarating." Need a break from hmwk? https://t.co/iENqH9UAzF ... what does happiness look like to you?

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

@nesisher "the colonel" and "the shout" are two poems to read for homework on page 14 and 22 in the orange English 11 spiral book

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@allisonmchorse @sarah_silb @DillonHplus Fact: 1 in every 4 women will experience domestic violence. Does no/little punishment allow this?

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@sarah_silb @sachi_paul @allisonmchorse this convo reminded me of a poem I heard a while ago-especially the ending! https://t.co/zLhfyungqm

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

@HaiderTeaches "I wandered thro' each charter'd street...marks of weakness, marks of woe" -William Blake

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

@derek_hsu1 Oskar is rewinding to the end of his father's story, to "Dad?""yeah, buddy?""Nothing."so he can change "nothing" to "I love you"

[Lia Mouton-Johnston @Lia__MJ]

@derek_hsu1 In Grandma's letter to Oskar, she says "it's always necessary"(314) implying the importance of telling people that you love them