#Inequities

SNCC 60th

SNCC60th

“Do not get lost in a sea of despair. Be hopeful, be optimistic. Our struggle is not the struggle of a day, a week, a month, or a year, it

Jeewan C

jeewanc

USE THIS #Thread #Paradox of #AntiracistEdLeadership in #Edsystems- thoughts I've been really mulling abt in the past while. Have to admit, I've been sitting on this for a couple weeks.

Inayat Singh Kakar

inayat_s_kakar

1/8 27 civil society groups send letter to @ArvindKejriwal & @LtGovDelhi with concerns regarding the Delhi govt price capping Order & Circular. @SatyendarJain @ShaleenMitra @abhinandita_m @AkshayMarathe @Jasmine441 @msisodia @Atishi

Morial Shah, Esq.

MoruShah

For Pk unis, possibly my most unpopular opinion: Attendance reqs make little sense. If we're teaching anything worth learning, students will attend. Affording pts for class or discussion participation, measuring

Marie McInerney

mariemcinerney

Morning all from the @CroakeyNews desk - our packed weekly ebulletin has headed out to subscribers (you can sign up for yours here: https://www.croakey.org/ )Here comes a thread of stories featured

Dr Carol Campbell

CarolCampbell4

While priority for if/when to re-open schools must be #COVID19 evidence & ensuring safety; it is necessary to also consider changes to support teaching, learning, equity & well-being for 2020-21

Robin DeRosa

actualham

A thread about my amazing kid and standardized testing. My daughter is about to be 17, a rising senior in high school. When she was little-- like second grade-- she

Miami University Anthropology

MiamiUAnthro

Things have been a little hectic at semester end, so apologies for a little lateness. I'd like present our 2019-2020 Anthropology Student Awards, in no particular order .... Valarie Gabbard

blk_feminism

Blk_Feminism

(1/13) Mary Church Terrell was born in Memphis, Tennessee, to a wealthy family. She was your typical woman in society but had a passion for women’s rights reform and highlighted

Rod Graham

roderickgraham

It is not the case that people arguing for social justice think *every* disparity is a sign of racism. No one thinks that the disproportionate use of mayonnaise by white

Dr. Dessie Lee Clark

dessielclark

As we continue to discuss the impacts of COVID-19, I want to share a thread with all the work the @UMassAmherst ADVANCE Team has done on the topic. First, we’ve

Jersey Jazzman

jerseyjazzman

Wow. Wow, wow, wow. If you’re in the education policy space, set aside 15 minutes and watch this (follow the links). The exchange between Fuller and Warren is as good

Sister Helen Prejean

helenprejean

I saw the video. I made myself watch the full atrocity, hearing George Floyd’s hoarse whisper, “I can’t breathe,” to Officer Derek Chauvin, pressing his knee on Floyd’s neck for

Teaching with Jillian Starr

jillianteaching

A Thread (Part 2) Regarding the Reopening of Schools: It’s clear that NO plan is desirable. We are in a pandemic. Nothing will be easy. However, there ARE plans that

David Plazas

davidplazas

District 4 candidates for @MetroSchools board answered the @Tennessean editorial board's questionnaire: Dr. Steve Chauncy | @Politico_Little | @BerthenaforMNPS | @Pam4District4 - thank you for your responses. This race is

neel_shah

neel_shah

overwhelming evidence: despite black Americans taking #COVID19 more seriously than white Americans, they are dying at higher rates-- all while suffering the daily insult of being blamed for the disparityhttps://twitter.com/DrIbram/status/125005828942