In this post, I reflect on three very different groups of students and how they transformed my approach to teaching literature.
The Same Course Never Twice https://t.co/mapQcYBvOm
🚨 STATEMENT:
🇪🇸 Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to Donald Trump:
"Twenty-three years ago, the U.S. dragged us into Iraq over claims of weapons of mass destruction. None were found. You cannot fool us twice."
@_eva_inga@ZaWarNer1@bullfrog35@FoxNews Europeans wanted land and resources. Describing the people already living there as “barbaric” made it easier to deny that they had rights, sovereignty, or ownership in the first place.
@_eva_inga@ZaWarNer1@bullfrog35@FoxNews Human rights do not depend on whether a society builds cities in stone, uses European-style writing, or shares the values of the people arriving with guns. The real issue is simple:
@_eva_inga@ZaWarNer1@bullfrog35@FoxNews Even if they had been less technologically developed by European standards, that would not make theft, forced removal, massacres, broken treaties, or cultural destruction justified.
@BrankoGrimsX1 Consider finding someone to proofread your English posts. The definite article "the" should be removed from "Western Civilization" and placed between the words "Bless" and "USA". The sentence should read "God bless the USA and Western Civilization!"