I hope the Forest Library will reconsider the decision to remove their Pride display. What a painful message to send to the LGBTQ+ kids in our community. Queer books are life-changing and life-saving.
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Shout out to @tracyjoproffitt! She’s done an awesome job making sure her students have access to books that represent them. She even creates book talk videos for the new books she reads. I'd love for her to win new books! @FirstBook#FirstBookHonorRoll
Teachers! Repeat after me:
I will not have my students make "Indian" feathers/clothes.
I will not culturally appropriate an entire people for "cute" activities.
I will tell my students the truth about this country's relationship with Indigenous people.
#PinterestIsNotPedagogy
Monday is #IndigenousPeoplesDay. Many communities and schools will concurrently observe Columbus Day. Educators have the power to disrupt the whitewashed story of Christopher Columbus and instead center Indigenous voices. Here are some suggestions.
https://t.co/XZVkjRImOo
I am proud listener today. Too much emotion to say too much. Very proud of you 3! Thank you! Every educator, listen to this episode, the honesty, the growth, the actions, the desire to do more, the empathy... @MsCSLow @M_P_Clark11 @SJEducate @FearlessInFirst @DougTimm34
#Lynchburg friends, you should check out the Lynchburg Neighborhood Podcast. So far I've listened to this episode & the one with Dr. Owen Cardwell. Both were so good! I'm looking forward to learning even more. Thanks @runningsenorita for the suggestion.
Two toddlers who ran toward each another and hugged in a viral video have a “special friendship,” their parents say.
In a recent video call, one of the boys signed off by saying “I love you!” to his best friend. https://t.co/glwEzzV8Pf #CNNSesameStreet
8-year-old Xavier: “Nana used to protest in the 1960s. Why do we have to do this again and again?”
“People are again protesting and marching and speaking up so that your Nana, you, and everyone else never has to experience racism again,” neighbor Gordon says. #CNNSesameStreet