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Teachers for Trayvon
I joined countless other teachers today in wearing a hoodie for Trayvon Martin. We wore this symbolic item of clothing in solidarity against racism, against brutal misusage of power, against silence. It was another way to express the disgust and … Continue reading
Posted in On Being a New Yorker, On Being a Teacher
Tagged activism, education, justice
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Occupy Wall Street / Power of Protest
I knew when I started this blog that it was going to be a challenge to keep up once the school year started–yikes, where does time go!? It’s been a whirlwind of a week, and culminated in going to the … Continue reading
Posted in On Being a Grad Student, Policy-Practice Gap
Tagged education, ISO, labor history, occupy wall street, organizing, policy, protest
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