@narceducator I’ve had this exact thought. The doctors’ “do no harm” promise is called the Hippocratic Oath. Congress should have a “do no harm” requirement called the Hypocritic Oath.
@ungemarg I still see him as a little two year old boy injured in the car accident that killed his mother and sister. He deserves all the love and compassion we can pour out for him.
@syndrome22q1 My smart, beautiful daughter has Down Syndrome. I believe if we lived in a rural area with small roads she could drive. But in crazy urban traffic it’s too scary.
@OutcomeOptimist @athorsen16 A friend did her master’s thesis on colors’ effects on dyslexic readers- I can’t remember if they wore colored glasses or changed the color of the paper, but there were ways to help with colors. Worth looking into?
@sonja_griffin@JuddLegum@CSexton25 Sexton's child is enrolled at John Edwards Classical Academy, a private school outside of Nashville. Sexton and his spouse are shown regularly attending events on the school's Facebook page. The school is more than 2 hrs from the Sextons' purported residence in Crossville.
@BeschlossDC I felt this way when it happened. Others went to jail for the same actions but he didn’t. It wasn’t Justice. It betrayed our belief that no one is above the law. It was just wrong.
@davidhogg111 I will sign up for the $23 monthly donation if you will call for a nationwide school strike March on Washington and State Capitols before school gets out this year.
When you get off the plane with the legendary Joan Baez you know it’s a movement of the spirit. She stands with us in our struggle in Tennessee and said she’s hopeful to see young voices leading.
“WE SHALL OVERCOME…”
Serendipitous, indeed.
@VoteGloriaJ Use the quote of the Japanese general after he bombed Pearl Harbor: “I fear we have awakened a sleeping giant and filled it with a terrible resolve.” We elders couldn’t do it alone, but if this young sleeping giant joins us, we can win! Promote Massachusetts’ solutions.
@DeidreHenderson When I was attending Kearns High School from 1968-1970, a classmate asked my health teacher if she was pregnant. We all knew she lied when she said “No” but she had to lie because teachers weren’t allowed to be pregnant.