Alabama @RepTerriSewell and New York @RepAOC are in Montgomery with thousands of other demonstrators.
“When the flare goes up, we have to pull up,” AOC said. “That's what our assignment is ... We have to show up ... We cannot allow the rights of people here to be eviscerated.”
There's a major civil rights protest taking place in Selma, Alabama, right now in response to the SCOTUS decision that weakened the Voting Rights Act and the ongoing attack on Black Americans’ political power
(video: defiancedispatch/IG)
The Quentin Blake Centre for #Illustration will open to the public on Friday 5 June 2026 with 3 exhibitions, a cafe, shop, gardens & free spaces including a Library and Creative Studio. Exhibition tickets are on sale now.
Find out more 👉 https://t.co/NFqscLtCLd
What if one gallery could show you the whole rise of Western art in a single walk?
The Uffizi is far more than the home of Botticelli’s Birth of Venus. Without it, the Renaissance would feel scattered, the continuity of art broken.
Behind it stands the Medici vision, a dynasty that turned power into preservation and helped keep Florence’s artistic soul intact.
From Giotto and Leonardo to Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, Caravaggio, and Artemisia, each room reveals another step in how beauty, realism, and human drama were reborn.
By the end, what stays with you is not just the greatness of the works, but the unsettling question of what happens to a civilization when it stops protecting the things that carry its soul.
https://t.co/C1pCqiNoZ0
@constantelos@Larryferlazzo@moultano If only teachers had the time, and support, to design studies and systematically collect - and analyze - data. Insider understandings matter.
❝You have to be dedicated down to your bones. You must believe in being an artist… and in yourself.❞
—Trina Schart Hyman, born on this day, April 8, in 1939
I can relate to that. But you did say "The science of reading promised . . ." SoR makes no promises about implementation, which is why a 'science of teaching reading' is important to pursue.
New find! And how lovely it is. This small, silver thimble was found in the field next to Gwydir. We think it’s Tudor. When I hold it, it gives me goosebumps - a direct link to the woman who lost it. Very kindly donated by Margaret Bassett, the woman who found it.
This megastudy in Reading Research Quarterly centers NCTE's Position Statement on the Role of Nonfiction Literature (K–12) as key evidence of how "21st century picturebooks constitute an essential genre for the education of critical readers and writers": https://t.co/q2YNOs3FNL
Booktopia Review of Notebook Notions - 'Alan's books have been a trusted companion in shaping how I support students’ writing through writer’s notebooks.
Notebook Notions remind https://t.co/R77fjGClKD