@RobinRoberts@GMA@loribergamotto I am always inspired by Caroline Kautsire (@CarolineKautsi1 ), author, speaker, and teacher at Thayer Academy in Braintree Massachusetts, who is always making her students curious about new perspectives -- and helping them find their own voices in the discussion.
In case you’re wondering why people are going on TV relentlessly attacking Biden for his courageous decision to leave Afghanistan when no other president would, here’s one glimpse as to why.
War is addictive for the few who reap its profits, while the rest of us foot the bill.
I'm sitting in a coffee shop in Harvard Square right now, not because I have anything to do, but because I was driving by and saw a free spot and figured I'd never have a chance at this again
I am continuing my efforts to get my book, What Kind of Girl?, to Malawi, Africa. Please support my cause and share this link. Thank you, in advance, for your help. https://t.co/aWItyYQnm1
Publishing my first book in 2020 was exciting—a dream come true. I’ve also just finished writing my second book. A memoir. A sequel to my first book. So I’m querying agents & ready to publish again! Time to make another dream come true! #WritingCommunity
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Caroline Kautsire AM’09, a professor at Bunker Hill Community College, was featured on WCVB-TV’s Chronicle. Kautsire discussed being an author in America and Malawi and her book, What Kind of Girl? An African Child Caught Between Worlds. @CarolineKautsi1 https://t.co/jcbi192iCI
Today, I have been featured in the “newsmakers” section of The Patriot Ledger newspaper (@PatriotLedger). It’s such an honor to share my story and about my book, What Kind of Girl? Malawi, I hope you are proud. 🙏🏾🇲🇼
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I know a lot of old fogey art collectors think that Banksy is important or cool, but he's not really. Unless of course he turns out to be Prince Philip, then he'll be the greatest artist of the century.