@DenaSimmons has been a thoughtful partner in our work in Wellesley. This story must be told. Orgs can and must do better to truly live into the equity, antiracist values espoused.
Thank you @LexingtonDEI . Resistance is real. Resistance can be dangerous. What happens to one of us, happens to all of us. Standing in #solidarity with DEI Director Ray Porch.
I’m published! Thank you @NASSP for sharing my story of resilience. So thankful, grateful, and blessed! Leading While Black https://t.co/bqzmlcnGoP via @NASSP
"The Rooney Rule is a great example that organizations can enact any new policy that they want to address racial inequity, but if you don’t do the work to unpack racist ideas in your organization, you will go not make progress and actually reinforce racism." @turnerhj
I'm so proud of my friend @Akosua0906's "Amplify Africa" reporting project, supported by @NABJ's Ethel Payne Fellowship. Her unique series feature conversations with African creatives and so much more.
Check this:
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A few years ago, I mentioned “Lift Every Voice and Sing” during class. To my surprise, many of my students had never heard of it before although it was written and composed right here in Jacksonville, FL. That day, lessons were put on hold for something greater ❤️
Pausing to remember the 6 million Jews lost in the #Holocaust. As we live through a time when the truths of history are being challenged, even erased, let us face this history and learn what needs to be learned so this never happens again. #HolocaustRemembranceDay
Tmw is #MLK's birthday. In the days, weeks ahead, there will be much talk about service in his honor and his "I Have a Dream" speech, and little about the ways he spoke against militarism, economic exploitation, white supremacy...We serve #MLK's legacy when we tell his full story
“When the vast majority of stories being censored and being called things like ‘dangerous’ tell the stories of historically marginalized communities, that directly reflects on students. ...That their own stories and their own lives aren’t fit for consumption, either.”
Dozens of books written by Black authors are being pulled from school libraries under the pretext that they’re teaching critical race theory. Most of the books don’t teach critical race theory but are written by and about people of color. https://t.co/FM2yYaU7q5