THE DOUBLE PANDEMIC: Professor @revdavidwbrown will serve as the moderator for @GlblCtzn's 12th annual Beer Summit, alongside @onwurd and Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium. Registration is capped at 100 participants, so grab your ticket now 🎟️ https://t.co/dM07HJDL1h
I underestimated the impact it would have to create a space that I really took the time to put together for myself. New desk, new bookshelf, did some decluttering... it feels good!
Networking is going great at the Emma Bowen Annual Summer Conference!
Thank you to the amazing team at the @EmmaLBowenFdn for bringing the conference to us virtually! So excited to connect with current fellows and EBF alumni! #WeAreEBF#EBFRefocused
These tweets are showing Temple’s true colors. And to imagine - there’s so many more instances/issues where instead of standing with their students, with the community that they constantly displace and disrespect - they instead decide to hide behind their “brand”.
“Even hateful speach”? This is a slap in the face. Black folx knew that your previous statement about condemning racial oppression was performative - our experiences at Temple prove that. But this? Just say you’re okay with perpetuating racial oppression and go!
(1/2) An earlier tweet that discussed discipline in cases of offensive speech should have been more clear: Temple respects the first amendment rights of all, including those that express unpopular and even hateful speech that is antithetical to the university's mission.