President Trump announced direct payments to the American people funded by tariffs if Republicans hold onto both houses of Congress at his speech during the GOP's midterm convention. https://t.co/0j1Mf7eLFI
“much of the current damage is being done by well-meaning educators who care deeply about social justice. They’ve just been misled by their training.” Phonics & word study are viewed as oppressive, when, in fact, they are liberatory. https://t.co/0F8CYJPKIM
School psychologists have an ethical responsibility to engage in social justice and anti-racist action.
Read the community action plan and unified stance taken by our organization and other school psychology organizations against racism: https://t.co/M8rHttFpq6
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“Not all streets are like Sesame Street. … What we are seeing is people saying 'enough is enough.' They want to end racism.”
@Elmo’s dad Louie explains why people are protesting across the US. https://t.co/icV04F4FNW #CNNSesameStreet
Saturday June 6, @CNN will air "Coming Together: Standing Up to Racism. A CNN/Sesame Street Town Hall for Kids and Families" addressing racism, the recent nationwide protests, embracing diversity, and being more empathetic. @sesamestreet
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Public schools are the “de facto” providers—and often the only providers—of mental-health services for the U.S.'s 50 million K-12 students. With classrooms disrupted by statewide shutdowns, districts have sought to rapidly adopt telehealth technologies https://t.co/6qPatjSUng