Thank you @MichaelBonner_ for an awesome keynote today and some great conversations to get us in a joyful mindset for the school year! Parents - come meet Michael tonight at 6 pm at South High School to talk about having better conversations with your kids! #WeAreDGN
Finale episode we discuss how POC have suffered from encounters with police. D99 Juniors Elijah & Quentin discuss the disparities of racial profiling, mental health within law enforcement and the importance of police vs community relationships.
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This episode of ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐ฝ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐ญ๐๐ ๐ผ๐๐๐๐ ๐ท๐๐ ๐๐๐๐, seniors Mimi Nieves and Tanaiya Lake discuss the impact and history of women. We discussed breaking gender norms, our favorite women and challenges.
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Artist: @annettes_illustrations
Authentic Allyship takes courage; in this episode Black Student Unionโs President Quentin and Umoja member Aamari talk about how being a bystander can be harmful to those who experience micro/macro-assaults, insults and aggressions.
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Today a powerful message was shared by Umoja Club and Black Student Union sponsors and students. Authentic Allyship takes practical actions to effectively empathize with others.
Thank you to all who listened, learned and engaged.
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Wrapping up our three part episode for Black History Month, Sarah and Andy bring more gems reminding BIPOC that we are beautifully unique and black all year around. More shared stories on African culture, dialects, stereotypes etc. #99learns#dgspride
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Social Media Director, Mimi Nieves goes through her Top 12 most common questions sheโs been asked as a multiracial female. Read more of what she has to say about these inappropriate comments. https://t.co/tCtEqvzlHQ
All District 99 students and staff, check your emails. The RSVP google form was sent so you can receive the link for movie night (HARRIET 2019). Also Feb 24th Black History trivia kahoot games, winners will receive prizes and e-gift cards!
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This second part of the interview Sarah and Andy share how colonization influenced African religions, they dispel African stereotypes displayed in American media and more.
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Happy Mustang Friday! Are you wearing blue? Have you registered for Trivia or donated to @DuPagePads? What quotes from Black inspirational leaders are you reflecting on today? Check out a few from staff, students, & LSU! Get Involved! #dgspride#99learns@dgsouthdrama@dgs_umoja
Season 2 weโre backโผ๏ธ
This Episode youโll hear the interesting stories of two DGS seniors and African natives; Andy Agyei (Ghana) and Sarah Nalule (Uganda) compare and contrast living In Africa Vs Black American Culture. Link๐๐พhttps://t.co/o47rih9cyv
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Celebrate #BlackHistory with @dgsouthdrama & @dgs_umoja#dgspride Letโs celebrate Black inspirational leaders and have some great conversations. Need a quote? Take this leadership quiz https://t.co/UKCmUo1JkX Letโs celebrate BlackHistory as a community! #99learns
The group maintained they were within their rights to be in the Capitol with their guns because it was legal to carry an unconcealed firearm. eventually they exited peacefully.
The Black Panther protest in 1967 is not the "black version" of what's happening today. Those demonstrators entered the state Capitol lawfully, lodged their complaints against a piece of racially motivated legislation and then left without incident.
The Black Panther protest in 1967 is not the "black version" of what's happening today. Those demonstrators entered the state Capitol lawfully, lodged their complaints against a piece of racially motivated legislation and then left without incident.
The panther party believed black Americans should exercise their constitutional right to defend themselves against an oppressive U.S. government. At the time, lawmakers were trying to strip them of that right, and they wanted to tell the world, that they found this unacceptable.