Join us in partnership w/the Plainville Anti-Racism Task Force to promote solidarity & inclusivity in our community. Get your PLAINVILLE CARES sign! Proceeds benefit the Social Justice Club. https://t.co/aKKYcUEHqP #WeArePlainville#5Schools1Family@PlvComSchools@PLVBlueDevils
Reminder! Tonight is the PLAINVILLE UNITES event program, organized by the Plainville Anti-Racism Task Force, at Plainville Library. It starts at 6:30PM. Hope to see you there in-person or online! #solidarity#WeArePlainville
Ms. Strain picked up our #PlainvilleCares signs today! If you’re interested in a sign, head to https://t.co/LJXSMyirvg. We will email you when your sign is ready for pickup 😄 #WeArePlainville@PlvComSchools
The Social Justice Club would like to extend sincere thanks to @PlvComSchools staff and students as well as Plainville community members for supporting our recent fundraiser. Thanks to you, we raised over $300 for @FNDI303 in honor of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth 💙 @sjc_phs
These books for kids and teens are about women who have managed to break the glass ceiling to serve in the United States Government.
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A deeper look at Thanksgiving, advances in Indigenous studies, and insights from First Nations' Food Sovereignty Summit featured at @nytimes. https://t.co/sXL8pT9cVX
If you have children or younger siblings, consider checking out this list. Maybe there's something there for a holiday gift. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
Joseph Bruchac is the author of dozens of picture books about indigenous peoples' folklore and traditional stories, as well as nonfiction and novels for older kids, teens, and adults. Consider his work this Thanksgiving. https://t.co/BXfSRpXouo
Friendly reminder that our fundraiser for @FNDI303 ends Friday! Show your support for this cause as well as for the PHS Social Justice Club and our initiatives. All proceeds go to First Nations Development Institute. Full-color shirts are available here: https://t.co/Kj3FcV99Eo
If you’re trying to understand why it is now common practice to capitalize Black while white remains lowercase, these tweets from @JamaicanTang sum it up pretty well!#rhetoricmatters
The idea that North America was some untouched, “pristine” wilderness before colonizers showed up is actually a concept rooted in anti-Indigeneity and I want y’all to throw it out of your minds.
It's #TransAwarenessWeek, a week to celebrate transgender people and lift up and take action around the issues impacting the community. https://t.co/ouD975nVvP