Chelsea Murphy

@chelsmurph

She/her. Mktg Director . alum. Into: human rights, equity, social good, education, podcasts, and playing sports. Tweets my own.

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Joined January 2011
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    17 Mar 2020

    Good morning to you. 🧡

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  2. 10 hours ago

    Oh how I've missed playing frisbee with friends😀

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    How about another Callahan for some ? This time courtesy of Reboot Squad's Chelsea Murphy. 📽️
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  3. Retweeted
    Jul 15

    this is not a drill this is not a drill this is really happening this is not a drill

    AZ: Ts who talk about racism and sexism in violation of law can have their certification revoked by the state. TN: will take money away from the Ts school district. NH, parents will be allowed to directly sue the school district.
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    Jul 6

    Here is my full statement about my decision to decline tenure at UNC Chapel Hill and instead accept the inaugural Knight Chair in Race and Reporting at .

    "I have never asked for special treatment. I did not seek it here. All I asked was to be judged by my credentials and treated fairly and equally." ' official statement on declining the tenure offer from UNC Chapel Hill:
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  5. Jul 2

    Let’s goooooo! 🔥

    Strong start to the ! We go again on Monday 💪 x
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    Jun 24

    Teaching students to recognize privilege isn't about feeling guilt or blame due to their identities. It's about examining the power people have in different situations—and helping them recognize opportunities to advocate for others.

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    Jun 24

    You're worried about talking about racism and I'm worried about experiencing it. Teach about current events and relate it to the past. What are five things you did for racial justice today and what will you do tomorrow?

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    Jun 23

    This is just so excellent. Stop what you're doing and watch.

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    After being asked about Critical Race Theory, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley delivers an answer every American should watch.
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    Jun 14

    For all the talk of CRT and what Ss should be taught about our history, what’s being lost is an understanding that learning about hard history (e.g., slavery, segregation, exclusion) is inherently patriotic. If a person loves their country, they need to learn ALL it’s history.

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    Jun 21

    Now that we’ve celebrated Juneteenth, it’s time to: - Pass reparations - End the War on Drugs - End voter suppression - End police violence - Fund housing - Fund education - Fund health care - Teach the truth about our history We need full liberation along with celebration.

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    Jun 12

    We're examining and defining critical race theory while asking ourselves, How Did We Get Here?!

    The Amber Ruffin Show
    How Did We Get Here
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    Jun 9

    Not a good look. On top of being the best gymnast ever, Simone Biles has over a million Twitter followers and 4 million IG followers, so can’t come the excuse that nobody is interested.

    Preferences do not develop in isolation. It is highly difficult for folks to become fans of something they’re rarely if ever exposed to
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    Jun 1

    How should we confront our history? 100 years ago, white mobs burned down Greenwood District in the Tulsa Race Massacre. We invite you to discuss these injustices w/ your students & offer Jacobs’ quote to begin the conversation.

    “When a man has his wages stolen from him, year after year, and the laws sanction and enforce the theft, how can he be expected to have more regard to honesty than the man who robs him?” Harriet Ann Jacobs
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    May 27

    Students learn to read their world, resist dominant narratives & reclaim the birthright of their ancestors: to be here to feel & act to speak truth to power to love and know thyself & have standing in the community. Open to feedback... word up.

    a way of activating two powerful equity practices: project-based learning & critical consciousness development
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    May 21

    Do not for a moment think you cannot change what exists. This world is a social construction. This world was built & it can be rebuilt. Use the knowledge you accrue not to perpetuate despair but for action & transformation. Use your knowledge to reimagine the world. -Clint Smith

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    May 21

    "Like Black educators before them, my teachers worked diligently to equip students with critical resources for reading the world and our lives against the grain," writes:

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    May 20

    "Podcasts are a form of public history-making, which students themselves can emulate." via

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    May 6

    "I refuse as an educator to lie to my students and I know there are many more educators like me." -- of ZEP, , & , speaking on with about GOP bills to prohibit teaching of Black history ⬇️

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    May 3

    Author Ibram X. Kendi Pivots to Podcasting With Be Antiracist Set for June

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    Apr 16

    Registration is open for the 2021 Dismantling White Supremacy Culture in Schools Conference. Keynotes by & . 8 more workshops. Build community. A week of "Putting Antiracism into Policy and Practice." Register:

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    Apr 15

    There is no reason to shoot a 13-year-old to death. Full stop.

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