Series: WPH Know your history (5)
Kimberly Jones’ “How Can We Win” speech… Read More Series: WPH Know your history (5)
Kimberly Jones’ “How Can We Win” speech… Read More Series: WPH Know your history (5)
What is our history and current situation of militarizing police?… Read More Series: WPH: Militarizing Racism (3)
This series for June of “White People Homework” I’ll be writing a post a day, sharing resources and readings. Today is Dr. Kendi’s article in The Atlantic, “The American Nightmare.” He reviews the history and impact of Plessy V. Ferguson, a Supreme Court decision that impacts our nation today, and wasn’t overturned until Brown v.… Read More Series: White People Homework (2)
View this post on Instagram Correspondent @michaelsrubens spoke with an all-star panel of experts to learn how this terrifying nightmare pandemic could actually lead to some progress! You know what they say? When life hands you a devastating global pandemic, give people universal healthcare! A post shared by Samantha Bee (@fullfrontalsamb) on May 15, 2020… Read More reimaginginginginging
Searching for appropriate Civil War documentaries and film that are not white-centered.… Read More Backyard Civil War: Cinematic Blues
The Atlantic Slave Trade, and historical fiction novels Homegoing and Octavian Nothing series.… Read More Backyard Civil War: Text Pairing
In 2015, one of the best years of my teaching career, I taught 7th-grade Humanities in a tech academy setting. Part of the joy was the freedom to create curriculum. (Once in a while there is someone who thinks a teacher-created curriculum is a threat to western civilization, but those voices usually belong to those… Read More Backyard Civil War
How to teach #civics … Read More Classroom Congress
Today I was observed for the last 40 minutes of my last class of the day on the first day back from winter break, and that was perfectly fine. I trust my evaluator completely and know that the feedback I receive will be informed and valuable. In our time -constrained worlds, though, I am… Read More Deep down.
You know those Facebook click-bait headlines that describe a phenomenon that happened 10, 15, or more years ago? They make even a 19-old-year feel nostalgic for when they were in high school, or even nostalgic for last week. I am always heartened by Monty Pythons references–those were my ‘memes’ back in 1978–I recognized fellow nerds by our… Read More She's a witch!
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