#IveBeenWaitingFilm is my current docuseries / 3 parts looking into medical disparities with Black women. We talk to Black women of different generations about their personal interactions with the healthcare system, Black midwives & doulas, and Black women healthcare providers.
Former educator and award-winning documentary filmmaker @ejohnsoniv_ has tips and resources to help you teach students about the importance and role of civic engagement- especially during a midterm election year! https://t.co/EPzJY6uVL8
#IveBeenWaitingFilm is my current docuseries / 3 parts looking into medical disparities with Black women. We talk to Black women of different generations about their personal interactions with the healthcare system, Black midwives & doulas, and Black women healthcare providers.
I'm discussing “The Beginner’s Mindset w. Special Guest EJ Johnson IV” with @ejohnsoniv_ and The Beginner’s Mindset. Today, Oct 20 at 7:00 PM EDT in @clubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/74UaFarqa8
I'm discussing “The Beginner’s Mindset w. Special Guest EJ Johnson IV” with @ejohnsoniv_ and The Beginner’s Mindset. Wednesday, Oct 20 at 7:00 PM EDT in @clubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/74UaFa9OLy
The Civil War was one of the deadliest in US History, and let's be clear: it was about slavery. In this episode of Crash Course Black American History, we'll learn about how Black people participated in the war, the Emancipation Proclamation, and more. https://t.co/7WHvLbeKKN
I'm discussing “Louisiana Sharecropping (Audio Interview)” with Sache Primeaux-Shaw and Black Genes Club. Friday, Sep 17 at 12:00 PM CDT in @clubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/HT5RurRkDG
If you’ve read HOW THE WORD IS PASSED you’re familiar with Whitney Plantation in Louisiana. It experienced an enormous amount of damage from Hurricane Ida and will be closed indefinitely. Please consider making a donation to help them rebuild & pay staff:
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"This summer, the state of Illinois became the first to require a media literacy course for all high school students. That’s an important step forward, and Texas should be next," writes the editorial board. https://t.co/HCzSA9yaNv
Too often, elementary students are introduced to historical enslavers or enslaved people without any scaffolded context. And there are age-appropriate ways to provide that critical context. Our K-5 framework and texts offer some options.
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We are excited to share this amazing, star studded opportunity with you all! This season will highlight the intersections of history, mental health, education and the anti-racism. Let’s shift power, perspectives, and pedagogy - together!
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