Today is International #DayofFamilies! Families are at the heart of #IndigenousPeoples' communities, and they are central to fostering a sense of kinship and cultural belonging. We recognize & honor all Indigenous families today!
#WeAreIndigenous
About 1,500 students and staff from Staley High School walked out yesterday in support of Ralph Yarl. His classmates chanted, "We love you Ralph," and "Justice for Ralph," as they walked around their school's campus to show support. #RalphYarl
We should not need to see graphic video of a Black person being killed by police to know that Black Lives Matter. Tyre Nichols should be alive today, and our hearts are with his family, friends and community.
Seasonal affective disorder, also known as SAD, is more than just the winter blues. Here's how to boost your mental health in the coming weeks. https://t.co/0xt4hyzyFi
Join us in demanding that the Florida State BOE put an end to Gov. DeSantis’ attacks on Black history and act in the best interest of Florida's students!
Sign our petition here!
https://t.co/CRamBdM28H
Upcoming Public Lecture:
“Anti-Racism and Health: Confronting Racism Denial”
Monday, 16 January 2023
7pm GMT / 2pm EST / 11am PST
Science Gallery London
Free registration for both in-person and live-streamed attendance
https://t.co/wI6jYbMlOy
TODAY! 12:15-1:45 pm: Columbia students, join us and the Abolition Caucus at @ColumbiaSSW for an Abolition and Decarceration Advocacy Fair. Meet organizations doing work to get people home from prison, support survivors, promote alternatives to incarceration and more!
What is #SEADRA? This bill will prevent deportations of Southeast Asian refugees, ensure access to work permits for folks, and end ICE check ins. Tell Congress we need #SEADRA
Americans are having a hard time sleeping, and stress seems to be a major factor according to a recent poll. One way to improve your sleep is to establish sleeping routines.
https://t.co/Jk50RgYGrW
I remember watching "To Sir with Love" for the first time with my parents who had beautiful memories of pride whenever they saw Sidney Potier on the screen in their younger years. The world has lost such a brilliant light. May he rest in peace.���🏾
Desmond Tutu used his pulpit as the first Black bishop of Johannesburg and later as the Archbishop of Cape Town to galvanize public opinion against racial inequality.
Here’s a timeline of his life committed to equality. https://t.co/562Acl1o1n