"I should not have to prove my ethnicity to anyone. I know who I am."
-- Christina Aguilera
The #itstimetotalkracism campaign is a 22-day effort by teachers to help other educators and their students discuss racism, bias, and related issues. Please click HERE to read how and why it got started. I was honored to be invited to participate and hope you will share these blog posts and resources widely with your colleagues.
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Read how and why this campaign was started HERE; source: Buzzing with Mrs. B. |
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Download your free copy HERE; source: Happy Days in First Grade |
* How We Refer to Groups of People Matters a Lot
* Teaching 6-Year-Olds About Privilege and Power
* Learning to See Students’ Deficits as Strengths
* I Thought I Understood What School Was Like for My Students of Color
* Lessons Learned in Teaching Native American History
* How to Address Bias and Bullying: Resources for Schools
My own #itstimetotalkracism post will be published on Monday, October 21st. To read all 22 blog posts in this campaign, please follow me on Facebook or Twitter -- I’ll be publishing links to each day’s post on those platforms.