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    Absolutely. "Let’s be clear: TKAM is not a children’s book. It is an adult fairy tale, that is often read by children in wildly different — and sometimes profoundly damaging — ways." Read Bryan Stevenson's 'Just Mercy' instead.

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    Every time Dr. writes something, I know it’s going be good, and by good, I mean push me to be better. Let’s do better, friends, and make this your reading for today 👇🏽

    “Black youth need consistent, ongoing exposure to a range of stories that affirm who they are, that extend their possibilities, & that open up to them worlds which they have not yet imagined.” 🔒
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    Here you go! A playlist from for

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    9th gr-The Hate U Give & historicizing police brutality. Social Justice is starting a unit called Racism in Austin, Texas to learn about Freedmen Communities & connect 2 gentrification. 11th gr- creative nonfiction using Harriet Jacobs as a mentor. Y’all??

    Y'all... This month had me so distracted that I didn't realize that BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2020 starts tomorrow. What are we doing?!?!?!??
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    "When we diversify the heroes in our stories, we expand who we collectively imagine being heroes in the real world." ! I can't wait to get Green Lantern: Legacy from !!!!! Powerful essay on : ❤️

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    Please. Teach 's The Yellow House in EVERY SINGLE high school classroom and put it in every single high school classroom library. Every single one. Please. Please. Please. Please.

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    our morning sermon from : “We can no longer choose to ignore the multiliteracies black youth bring with them into our classrooms; we must leverage their knowledge in ways that support their ongoing literacy development.”

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    away, ye goddesses of ! Gorgeous voices, gorgeous souls, gorgeous women. Thank you for your work!

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    , lifting me up. We do this for each other, and I am so very grateful. Thank you!

    Every time Dr. writes something, I know it’s going be good, and by good, I mean push me to be better. Let’s do better, friends, and make this your reading for today 👇🏽
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    English tweeps--I need a poem [or two or ten] to go with the theme "Perspectives and Perceptions"

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    How the Movement Can Help English Teachers Be More Inclusive | MindShift | KQED News

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    Love it

    How else would we prepare for our reading of poetry and Lemonade visual album? Attempting to amplify and celebrate the work of these women, the , and with youth today and every day.
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    Was cleaning my office and found this poem I taught back in 2010 for an English credit course. Not sure if this would be a good use for other educators using the hashtag

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    Love the thinking that's happening about these important, excellent scholars. More about 's "curtains" and teachers' responsibility.

    Inspired by , this morning I share 's important article on "Critical Indigenous Literacies" in which Dr. Reese points to the importance of adding the idea of "curtains" to Dr. Bishop's "windows, mirrors, and sliding glass doors."
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    Adding this to the thread as another resource for anyone considering teaching Butler.

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    Read this morning—and can’t help think about how important texts like these are for all kids. “I have learned that the most lethal part of the human body is not the fist; it is the eye. What people see and how people see it has everything to do with power.”

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    RTs are helpful . Thank you. folks,🤷🏽‍♀️

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    This whole thread!!!

    More real talk. (thread) I'm teaching Octavia Butler's Kindred for the first time since 2005. I am a different teacher than I was in 2005. More experienced—and better, on most days. But I don't remember feeling the kind of anxiety I feel now teaching Butler's work back then.
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    Citations are a political act. I'm seeing citations of Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop (yay!), but then folks seem to not realize that there are many BIPOC others who build on her work that we should also be citing. So, here you go so you can .

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    "Intentionality is not a prerequisite for harmful teaching. Intentionality is also not a prerequisite for racism." -

    For some students, curriculum can be traumatic—and violent. It's time we name that. That's why we're sharing this feature from our upcoming magazine early. We hope you'll consider this story as you plan your Black History Month lessons.
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