This skillfully written piece by @uugwuu is the best thing you’ll read on the incredible way that Chadwick Boseman leaned into life. https://t.co/GX7CBovXVO
Video shows a suspicious white man breaking windows at the Minneapolis Auto Zone and then walking away from the scene. This looks like an effort to instigate trouble in order to blame the protesters for the consequences.
🎥 Matthew Giddings
https://t.co/T7oVM1MuCE
“I’ve learned that failure is not permanent.... My responsibility is to not let failure dissuade me from my core obligations.” - @staceyabrams https://t.co/l81WiAL49c
He didn’t die of natural causes.
My father was murdered for working to end racism, war and poverty and for speaking truth to White people in power who didn’t want to share it.
The evils he opposed then still exist now.
#COVID19 is revealing just how much.
"We actually celebrate the architects and defenders of enslavement," says the author of the memoir "Just Mercy." "For me, that has to change if we're going to get to the kind of healthy place I think we need to get to."
https://t.co/ZS7ooXUbIN
"If you can only be tall because somebody is on their knees, then you have a serious problem. And my feeling is white people have a very, very serious problem, and they should start thinking about what they can do about it.”
Rest In Power Toni Morrison
https://t.co/KD0mukv4x0
“Anger … it’s a paralyzing emotion … you can’t get anything done. People sort of think it’s an interesting, passionate, and igniting feeling – I don’t think it’s any of that – it’s helpless … it’s absence of control – I have no use for it whatsoever.” - Toni Morrison
This story is yet another reminder that Africa, as a continent, has the smallest contribution to climate change but suffers from many of its worst impacts. https://t.co/QGAxSzPFhd
This photo takes on a new meaning. When it was taken folks saw it as a moment of hope amid racial violence in Ferguson. A white officer & black child hugged it out & spread love. I can't help but wonder if this was a desperate cry for help to be saved from the 2 monsters at home.
A6 - Yes. W/ PBIS are allowed to reflect and return to class immediately after infraction - they aren't suspended. PBIS allows them to learn from mistakes and build empathy - understand why and how their misbehavior impacts others (teachers, students, parents,etc).
#EDUC514PBIS