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Rosa Parks: More Than Just Tired
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White people are exhausting. White people are dang

White people are exhausting. White people are dangerous. White people need people who happen to be white to educate them and hold them accountable.

America stays erasing history. This is nothing new

America stays erasing history. This is nothing new. But don't worry, white supremacists, we won't forget the harm you all caused just because your little statue has been taken down. Tear them all down and replace them with the monuments that tell the stories of our Indigenous brothers, sisters, and people. We are still living on their stolen land.

We owe it to our students, all of our students, to

We owe it to our students, all of our students, to teach them the truth. To teach them to wonder about different perspectives. To teach them to ask about missing stories and representation. To teach them to question who benefits from the narrative being presented and to always seek the truth.

📚 We've seen such an awesome response to our Pe

📚 We've seen such an awesome response to our Perspective Through Picture Books (PTPB) lessons after our session for @getyourteachonk1 a few weeks ago! One of the biggest questions that we got was regarding a template that could be used to plan your own units in this way. We also had a few specific questions that we decided to in this new resource! This resource includes an editable PowerPoint presentation that has all of our icons, structure, and layout so that you can plan a unit with the book of your choice! There is a step-by-step guide full of tips for planning your own unit as well as a YouTube training video!
📚 Entering is EASY!! All you need to do is drop the title of a book that you are itching to use with our PTPB format! We will select a winner via Direct Message by Sunday night (7/5).

Parents, caregivers, and teachers, did you know yo

I can not wait for this! All of my favorite people

I can not wait for this! All of my favorite people talking about important things. Thank you in advance for your time and emotional labor @blackandbrightin2nd, @teachingwithmxt, @ifpencilscouldtalk and @aedowe. Thanks for using your platform to amplify these voices, @thetututeacher. Fun Fact: Andrew (@aedowe) is my cousin!!! 😍😍😍 I grew up spending Thanksgiving and Christmas with him and I love him so much! We vacationed in Antigua together as children. (That's where our parents are from.) He's a professor at Yale, we went his prom together, and he's the nicest man I know. I hope you'll tune in.

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