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Links: Equity
I had occasion to do a web search on equity in the classroom. Interestingly, I didn't find a blog post explaining how the people with the most privilege will raise their hands and just speak out early and often, and you have to actively discourage that if you want to hear from marginalized voices, or even just have some kind of decent balance in the class. Maybe I didn't use the right search terms. If anyone has pointers, please share!
Equality, Equity, Liberation image from the Interaction Institute for Social Change. Artist: Angus Maguire based on the original work of Chris Froehle.
Teaching Teachers about Equity in the Classroom by Ashley Saunders.
5 Ways to Center People of Color by Erin O.
7 Ways to Center People of Color by Lina Houston, Director of Campus & Community Programs.
How to Support Students of Color by Karen Kelsky.
ETA: It occurred to me that what I wanted was Men Explain Things to Me by Rebecca Solnit. It hadn't crossed my mind that someone might be unaware of the concept of mansplaining.
And other racial justice links:
Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our Nation by John Lewis, to be published upon the day of his funeral. I feel about his death the way I felt about losing Ursula K. Le Guin. What are we going to do without you??
How to Safely and Ethically Film Police Misconduct by Palika Makam at TeenVogue. Go TeenVogue! I want a timeline where this is not a subject our teens need to worry about.
comic against ecofascism by![[twitter.com profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/e0caa790ec10/-/twitter.com/favicon.ico)
spoiledsocks . Thread has references. Summary: It's the richest folks using too many resources. Indigenous people were and are doing just fine.
That Weekly $600 Isn't Just a Lifeline - It's Lifting People Up by Miles Klee. Imagine that!
'She just started blooming': the trans kids helped by a pioneering project by Katelyn Burns.
Gender Euphoria, Contemporary Art Beyond the Binary online exhibit at Five Oaks Museum. Same folks who hosted the This IS Kalapuyan Land exhibit.
Which space is allocated to cars and who breathes the fumes is a social justice issue as well. My guess is that fewer premature births during lockdown is directly related to less pollution from cars & industry.
I’ve Seen a Future Without Cars, and It’s Amazing by Farhad Manjoo.
During Coronavirus Lockdowns, Some Doctors Wondered: Where Are the Preemies? by Elizabeth Preston.
Equality, Equity, Liberation image from the Interaction Institute for Social Change. Artist: Angus Maguire based on the original work of Chris Froehle.
Teaching Teachers about Equity in the Classroom by Ashley Saunders.
5 Ways to Center People of Color by Erin O.
7 Ways to Center People of Color by Lina Houston, Director of Campus & Community Programs.
How to Support Students of Color by Karen Kelsky.
ETA: It occurred to me that what I wanted was Men Explain Things to Me by Rebecca Solnit. It hadn't crossed my mind that someone might be unaware of the concept of mansplaining.
And other racial justice links:
Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our Nation by John Lewis, to be published upon the day of his funeral. I feel about his death the way I felt about losing Ursula K. Le Guin. What are we going to do without you??
How to Safely and Ethically Film Police Misconduct by Palika Makam at TeenVogue. Go TeenVogue! I want a timeline where this is not a subject our teens need to worry about.
comic against ecofascism by
That Weekly $600 Isn't Just a Lifeline - It's Lifting People Up by Miles Klee. Imagine that!
'She just started blooming': the trans kids helped by a pioneering project by Katelyn Burns.
Gender Euphoria, Contemporary Art Beyond the Binary online exhibit at Five Oaks Museum. Same folks who hosted the This IS Kalapuyan Land exhibit.
Which space is allocated to cars and who breathes the fumes is a social justice issue as well. My guess is that fewer premature births during lockdown is directly related to less pollution from cars & industry.
I’ve Seen a Future Without Cars, and It’s Amazing by Farhad Manjoo.
During Coronavirus Lockdowns, Some Doctors Wondered: Where Are the Preemies? by Elizabeth Preston.