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In Solidarity ✊🏽 Resist!
Aspiring educators, I know you are angry today as we wake up to the terrible news that Roe has been overturned. Be angry, but turn that anger into action! Your voices are more powerful than you think and when we organize, we become more powerful!
Engage with your fellow @studentcta and NEA aspiring educators and organize!!! Speak up and use the power of your voice to make change and make that change through the power of YOUR union!
We have a 10 point program that we believe can lead to transformative change.
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Together we can reclaim public education for our students and families!
#WeThePeople#EdJustice#PublicEducationForAll
“We must reject false narratives that distract and divide us, and come together to ensure that students have what they need to succeed,” says NEA President Becky Pringle.
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AHHHH #California has passed and signed into law #AB101 introducing an #EthnicStudies requirement for graduation!
Today is a great step forward in celebrating all stories, but the fight continues!
So why don’t you want to learn about your ethnicity’s contributions to America and the world? Why don’t you want to take pride in your true culture and not the culture created for you through the system of race.
I’m curious and seek to understand why you don’t.”
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Speaking at a panel at the Riverside County Office Of Education Regional Ethnic Studies Summer Institute, I was asked the following question:
What would you say to those who oppose Ethnic Studies?
#Liberated#EthnicStudies#EdJustice#ARE
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ES benefits everyone, even white people, by telling everyone’s unique story and in the process, educating our students on kindness, tolerance, and respect for those around us. It liberates history through multiple perspectives, along with our identities.
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