Despite growing up in metro Detroit, I didn't know about the city's lost Indigenous landscape until a chance connection with a Thomas Hardy short story. Thank you @yesmagazine for sharing my essay on Detroit's burial mounds and brownfields.
https://t.co/4rAHB0iMQg
Loved reading @fontanamoore 's new book on mobile-mindful learning! This is the book I wish I had read before I did my Ph.D. - so many takeaways for research and teaching!
Can we fix the damage the global food system has done to the planet? Watch the first of a 3-part video series on the influence of the agriculture lobby on the environment. https://t.co/Wo3XNjvvw9
Despite growing up in metro Detroit, I didn't know about the city's lost Indigenous landscape until a chance connection with a Thomas Hardy short story. Thank you @yesmagazine for sharing my essay on Detroit's burial mounds and brownfields.
https://t.co/4rAHB0iMQg
“When reading feels challenging, students want to be able to move around and play or to think and talk about topics where they feel knowledgeable. With these 7 game-based approaches to early reading skills, you can help.” https://t.co/gXY0J4la7H
Yesterday was Thomas Hardy's birthday, and he's got me thinking about animals again. Cows in Tess, specifically, and what my dairy farmer grandpa would have thought about his vegan granddaughter.
My book Thomas Hardy and Animals is now out in paperback!
https://t.co/5FEZl3b4tV
Happy #pitmad day, everyone! #PitMad will run from 8am ET - 8pm ET today 6/3. Full details at https://t.co/49Nms6EJGg
Please direct all questions directly to @pitchwars
We're going to link important threads in reply to this tweet.
So pleased to have a chapter in this collection! Thank you @josiecgill , Catriona, @EmmaHaku , and @BloomsburyLit for bringing this collection into being.
Congrats to @josiecgill, Catriona McKenzie and @EmmaHaku - their edited collection published today https://t.co/GBWs1coYEc My chapter - 'Creative Facticity and "Hyper-Archaeology": the Spatial and Performative Textualities of Psychogeography' @UoNEnglish@BloomsburyLit
“Defund” means that Black & Brown communities are asking for the same budget priorities that White communities have already created for themselves: schooling > police,etc.
People asked in other ways, but were always told “No, how do you pay for it?”
So they found the line item.
I represent the 3rd poorest congressional district in the country. Instead of tear gas & billions in militarizing police, we need to address poverty & inequity in education. Right now, Black children went to court begging for the right to literacy.