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In Opinion
"Genuine progress is the ability to be Black and stumble around a bit," Esau McCaulley writes. "This is true of celebrities and ordinary folks. Everything we do should not be a commentary on our race." nyti.ms/41vmaOn
Register and share with colleagues today!! This is one of the most thoughtful asynchronous learning spaces and a wonderful resource for any NYC educator’s CRSE development journey💯
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Even with a sorrowful spirit from hearing about yet another horrific massacre, this time in Texas, my heart remains full after spending the afternoon with the IBA/CRE Dream Team. First time I have seen them all in person since March 2020🥰
I am better because of y’all 🙏🏽 ❤️
We did it! #passin2021. Thank you Bonnie for the opportunity. Thank you to my fellow cast members. Thank you to all my friends and family who showed up in a range of ways to support me. Only God knows where I will end up in all of this-grateful to have the courage to see💯#onward
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Our @OEAnyc Implicit Bias Awareness workshops are bridges to unpacking how #education systems & policies often reflect harmful biases & stereotypes. Connecting the individual to the systemic is necessary in this work. I'm looking forward to more of these and other sessions.
What a perfect day to commemorate the start of @ELSJInyc students’ search for & discovery of true liberation!This Juneteenth was marked by our young people reflecting, celebrating & rooting for one another as they grow into young advocates for social & racial justice! @nikkyyarde
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I appreciate how @ProcterGamble is doing “the work behind the work” with this media campaign (Google “The Look” if you are not aware). We must become aware of the implicit biases that we bring to the table every day. #WidenTheScreen
cc: @NickersonCierra @TheMsJYAndrews
There are many misleading narratives about Black people and culture in the media we consume. To address this, we’ve launched #WidenTheScreen, a platform that enables and advocates for the inclusion of Black creators across the advertising, film, and TV industries.
Procter & Gamble | Widen the Screen
See what happens when we're shown the full picture of Black life. Learn more at pg.com/widenthescreen
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Wow! Epiphany 🤯 — What if, instead of us focusing on #learningloss. What if we focused on learning gains—what new knowledge, skills, and experiences have our students picked up during the pandemic? Hmm—🤔. – at Brooklyn, NY
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I’m in this anthology and I’m SO proud about it. LOOK AT THE BOY!!!! Edited by the brilliant @KSekouM
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Thank you to our @District27NYC partners @PS97Queens @ps253qny @Ps377Q & PS114 for joining our Equity Team to “CUE up” (Collaborate in Unity for Equity) We look forward to continuing this work with you. Forever grateful to @FeralPirate & @darnese from @OEAnyc for the inspiration




























