My dear friend @kayflew has published a book of poetry! You should definitely buy it because Kirsten breathes magic into words. 💕
More info here: https://t.co/55heqlHvqb.
Tune in Monday, Aug 10 at 5:00PM for A Chicana and Chicano Studies Perspective on "Ethnic Studies" Legislation in California Public Education: #ThisisNotEthnicStudies
The webinar will be streamed live on Facebook @EthnicStudiesNow and @SoCalFOCO.
"To be anti-racist is to believe in the word now. Patience is a dirty word to those incarcerated by inequity. Patience is a nasty word to those with injustice kneeing down on their neck."
Gradualism is a dirty and nasty word. My latest @TheAtlantic. https://t.co/6l96ucB7MB
@jwtempleton @amgcarlton I became a little obsessed with identifying the source of this and it is "Eric Weber" and is not easy to verify. I found charts from this week that were not inaccurate, though. https://t.co/65zYj1h6Ma
"Teachers keep hearing that this is the 'new normal.' But is this 'normal' equitable? Does it make our students feel loved during a pandemic, when some are harmed so much more than others?"
- Moé Yonamine
https://t.co/EHGnzjDneg
Many educators are trying to meet this moment. Others are looking for a better understanding of racism and antiracism. This collection has many resources that can help educators plan conversations with young people—and learn more themselves.
https://t.co/m2mC3IrfFY
@mzdahl@MrsWReyes@trussleadership I wonder if your school could assign all of the adults in your school to a small group of students, like an advisory group. It makes sense to do this with consideration of geographic proximity. All adults in the school can be involved to help reduce teacher-to-student ratio.
@trussleadership I am in awe of this book by @eveewing and the way she joins her personal narrative with her prose with her research... it is a work of science-art.
"Teachers, you’re invited to an exclusive live conversation with Dr. Bettina Love, and Jose Vilson & Julia Torres of Educolor."
https://t.co/WgxdORj3g8
“An algorithm can become a Trojan Horse: positioned as a gift to society, it actually smuggles in all sorts of biases, assumptions, and drivers of inequality.”
More great stuff from @Sarah_Brayne and her brilliant new book: https://t.co/Kly6eUpBz0 https://t.co/1zMaTre7NS