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Dr. King believed that Black lives matter. The sam

Dr. King believed that Black lives matter. The same people that critique and hate the BLM movement are the same people who try weaponize Dr. King against Black people. You have people and activists carrying on his work today and you're against them, yet you love Dr. King and make your yearly posts about love driving out hate? If the only time you quote Dr. King or post about racism is to get others to stop talking about it in a way that makes you uncomfortable, you're doing it wrong. I'm looking at you white teacher that tells people what Dr. King would and wouldn't like to see "his people" doing today. I'm also looking at you white teacher who just has their students make an MLK craft and then dares to feel like they've truly done all they can do to address racism.You know there's a problem when you have to worry about what parents/caregivers, co-workers, admin, or your district will say if they find out you've been teaching kids that racism still persists today and is wrong.
75% of Americans disapproved of Dr. King at the time of his death. How did the people that raised you feel about him? How did the educators K-12+ that shaped you feel about him? When you're being honest with yourself, how do you truly feel about him?

They say a hit dog will holler...

They say a hit dog will holler...

2nd grade was my favorite grade. Every year after

2nd grade was my favorite grade. Every year after that, I hoped to find a grade level that topped it, but they never did. I reached out to my second grade teacher when I was in college and let him know what an impact he had on me. Shout-out to Mr. Storedahl in Olympia, Washington! He always made learning fun and engaging, and that's the kind of teacher I strive to be today. #lookatmeteachnow #80sbaby

Anytime I get a new wave of followers because of a

Anytime I get a new wave of followers because of a giveaway or some other event, it always brings a batch of people who begin to DM me or comment asking why I talk about racism so much. Because it's an ongoing issue that needs to be addressed. It's that simple.

Join me and the amazing @jazzsmollett on her IG Li

Join me and the amazing @jazzsmollett on her IG Live as we talk about teaching about Dr. King to kids. January 13th at 7:00 p.m. EST.
Image ID: A picture of Naomi O'Brien and Jazz Smollett. Conversations with Jazz. Wednesday, January 13th 4 PM PST/ 7 PM EST.

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