Today I get to interview someone for whom I have great admiration and tremendous respect, winner of the Yale Medal & convener of @YaleBlackAlumni Sheryl L. Carter
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Kicking of NOIR FEST WEEK this Friday is an exploration w/ Nigerian writers on the eve of Nigeria’s election—asking: How does storytelling influence nation building? Featuring @DavidHundeyin@LandeYoosuf & @calebfemi w/ @Yale_NSA
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Join us for NOIR FEST WEEK! With amazing aspirational films, earth-shifting dialogues and an amazing community, it’s sure to be a time you won’t soon forget
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If the role of the Artist is to make revolution irresistible (Toni Cade Bambara), then the role of the Technologist is to accelerate that (r)Evolution (Olori Lolade Siyonbola)
Will there be consequences? Maybe. Likely. Absolutely. But consequences are in place because they know if enough of us resist, things will change. Consequences are to discourage the few from becoming the masses. We are the masses. Where are the stories?
I love when I see students leave classrooms and schools to protest their accreditation status, loss of local control, bathroom bills, etc. We need more, now than ever. We need student organizing now more than ever
All of the Democrats who are tweeting- WHERE ARE YOUR RESOLUTIONS AFFIRMING Critical Race Theory? @JoeBiden where is your call on congress to create grants for schools to affirm racial justice education?
You know what Chinese families did when California refused language instruction in schools? Opened freedom schools. Black people in St. Louis opened up a school on a boat to avoid being prosecuted when it was illegal for Black kids to go to school. The history is long and vibrant
I don't want to read any more stories about teachers who have to change their Black Studies class. I want stories about teachers who are resisting the AP changes. I want to hear about parents organizing freedom schools. I want to see students sit in libraries with banned books
You can only get one streaming service for the rest of time…. The rest and it’s content no longer exists. Which do you choose? (Use comments for other options)