Kathleen McSweeney

[Kathleen McSweeney @mcsweek]

And another endorsement, this time from @bluevirginia! Congratulations, Takis!

[Takis Karantonis @TakisKarantonis]

Thank you to @lowkell for his support. Onwards!

[Kathleen McSweeney @mcsweek]

Congratulations on your endorsement from @ggwash Takis!

[Takis Karantonis @TakisKarantonis]

Proud to have received the support of Greater Geater Washington!

"One of Erik Gutshall’s strengths was his experience with planning as a practice rather than a theory; Karantonis is the best-equipped candidate to continue to provide this expertise."
https://t.co/wsDMwj5E9H

[ARCHIVED - Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity]

Launching for Mars is like a quarterback throwing a long pass. You don't aim for where the receiver is, you aim for where the receiver will be.

You saw it in the big game today. Watch for it this July when #Mars2020 lifts off for the Red Planet.

#SuperBowl #SuperBowl2020

[Kathleen McSweeney @mcsweek]

Loved the donation to Girls who Code in this commercial. https://t.co/dyQm7lBo0R #MakeSpaceForWomen

[National Museum of American History @amhistorymuseum]

Can you guess who this baseball superstar is?

[National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum]

#OTD in 1972, Baseball Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente died in a plane crash while taking emergency supplies to earthquake victims in Nicaragua. Along with his baseball successes, he was a humanitarian and an adversary of racial discrimination.

[Paul Gorski @EquityLiteracy]

In new article I discuss 4 ways schools create illusions of racial equity while sustaining racism & name dysfunction in schools where equity advocates are more marginalized than people w/ the least racial justice investment. Full text: https://t.co/Rcc2yFbAkf

[National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum]

Here’s a sneak peek of some of the design concepts we're developing for the Molina Family Latino Gallery. Please support us and help ensure that the Latino experience is preserved, shared, and celebrated with the nation through the Latino Gallery. https://t.co/EOHWhFhGU5

[Kathleen McSweeney @mcsweek]

Thanks for the reminder - I need to plan a tamalada!

[National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum]

Getting ready for your tamalada? Run a masa test! Drop a small ball of corn masa in a cup of water. If it floats, the masa is ready. If it sinks, add more lard! Watch our archived mobile broadcast making green chile tamales. https://t.co/hYgDeYPcSD

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

Opinion: What would happen if we randomly gave $1,000 to poor families? Now we know. https://t.co/DMC7aoLZgJ

[Kathleen McSweeney @mcsweek]

All the best to Jackie in her retirement. Such an accomplished, kind, and elegant colleague. I have learned so much from her.

[Adam Serwer 🍝 @AdamSerwer]

My Mom fled Jim Crow Florida with her family as a girl. Her and my Pop were married two years after the Loving decision. Yesterday I got to see Mom celebrate her retirement from the top of the Museum of African American History and Culture that she helped build. Love you mom.

[Kathleen McSweeney @mcsweek]

We all need to make sure we are counted in Arlington, VA. The census means dollars and services to our entire community.

[Congressional Hispanic Caucus @HispanicCaucus]

#Census2020 is just around the corner – that means Latino communities must come together and ensure that EVERYONE is counted, despite Trump’s scare tactics with the #CitizenshipQuestion.

#WeCount and we WILL be counted!
https://t.co/pvLdFLHcxS

[National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum]

The bright orange color and powerful scent of marigolds is thought to guide spirits to their family’s ofrenda during #DíaDeLosMuertos. Watch our archived mobile broadcast from a cempazúchil community garden as part of their altar making activities. https://t.co/DSWA15aid1

[Kathleen McSweeney @mcsweek]

Beautiful and inspiring! I really need to step up my Ofrenda game next year.

[National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum]

We continue celebrating #DayOfTheDead with our friends at the
@SmithsonianNMAI in DC! Join us today and tomorrow (Nov. 2 & 3), 10 am-5:30 pm for LIVE music and dance traditions, altares, hands-on activities y mucho más! https://t.co/11IkZKosez

[SmithsonianFolklife @SmithsonianFolk]

How has #DiaDeMuertos changed over the centuries? And as people from Mexico have immigrated to the United States? @afsfolklorists president Norma Cantú explains some of the holiday’s transformations.

Read more: https://t.co/3vFhWftNTt #DayOfTheDead

[CNN @CNN]

This stop-motion drawing animation video, depicting a woman immigrating to the US, won the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery's Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition on Friday. Hugo Crosthwaite is the first Latino artist to win the competition. https://t.co/PFuGEPs0nL

[National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum]

Sugar skulls have a special meaning in the #DayOfTheDead ofrendas. Our friends from Artesanas Mexicanas will tell you more about this tradition/El significado de las calaveritas de azúcar en la ofrenda de #DiaDeMuertos (video en Español). https://t.co/0E0BFFzOi6

[National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum]

Honor your ancestors and celebrate life and new beginnings with us and @WeAreUnidosUS! November 1, 2:00pm –3:30pm. For #DayOfTheDead #DiaDelosMuertos bilingual resources visit https://t.co/LyNojaopjt.

[National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum]

Papel picado are tissue paper banners with cut out designs used to decorate ofrendas, homes, streets and buildings. They symbolize the wind, one of the elements of life. Want to make your own? Watch our tutorial with Chicano artist, Carmen Lomas Garza. https://t.co/DrFuHEbaTs