#Inequities

Ibram X. Kendi

DrIbram

They say it’s divisive to point to bad policies as the racial problem and not people. Meaning they think it’s unifying to go after certain racial groups as the problem.

Dawn "Openly Black" Rhodes 😷

rhodes_dawn

More than a few of you journalists are tweeting about @newyorkerunion work stoppage and have been assuming all of us in this industry just ... get raises. We don't. Get

V Darleen Opfer

VDarleenOpfer

New study by @andrewMceachin, uses summer gains and losses as a counterfactual to schooling, giving us a window into how inequality may grow in the absence of school. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.3102/0002831220937285 1/

NOAA Climate.gov

NOAAClimate

Come to the 16th Summer Institute for Climate Change Education, but this year due to COVID19 it will be moving to a virtual conference format. But virtual doesn't mean boring!

Family Income Support Team at CBPP

TeamTANF_CBPP

How are states spending their federal #TANF and state MOE funds? Our annual update on TANF spending, the third of our annual papers, is available.https://www.cbpp.org/research/family-income-support/to-lessen-hardship-states-should-invest-mo

Sarah Asch

sarahradinasch

1/ I got several emails today about racial disparities in suspension rates at Austin schools in response to this story. Many folks had questions related to the causes of/context around

Cajsa is wondering what more unstable looks 💙💛🐝

Cajsa

I don't believe in the "lift all boats" theory of achieving justice. It's why the current "progressive" agenda leaves me cold. Last month I did a thread looking at how

uché blackstock, md

uche_blackstock

If you follow me, I’m assuming you care deeply about racial equity and antiracism in health care and beyond. I need you to read and amplify this thread about what

Arrianna Marie Planey, PhD

Arrianna_Planey

If we in the US are mostly testing symptomatic people, for a viral infection that = frequently asymptomatic, doesn't that suggest that the data based on testing have quite a

Chris Dier

chrisdier

The election of 1876 was a contested election with no clear winner the next day. This election occurred during Reconstruction--the era after the Civil War which was marked by large-scale

duane habecker

dhabecker

I ain't gonna lie: As California districts roll out their plans for starting the year with remote instruction, my general response is pure SORROW for the students.So many of the

Andrew Petrosoniak

petrosoniak

THREAD: This wk, @SickKidsNews published a proposed approach to return to school. It generated a spectrum of opinions on social media & TV/radio. https://www.sickkids.ca/PDFs/About-SickKids/81407-COVID19-Recommendations-for-School-Reope

FIYAH Literary Magazine

fiyahlitmag

Gather round family! Because it sat on our spirits, we wanted to say this. We all have to be careful how we frame our calls for more inclusion. We can't

Emily Cleveland Manchanda, MD, MPH

EClevelandMD

Proud to be a part of the @AmerMedicalAssn today as we adopted new progressive #antiracist policy laying the foundation for action to address systemic & structural racism in pursuit of

Sandro Galea

sandrogalea

Thread: The pandemic may not have been the deadliest in history, but it may well be among the most unequal. Our experience of #COVID19 has been deeply shaped by privilege

john milbank

johnmilbank3

James Hawes notes that Harry Potter turned round the fortunes of public schools. Their products now over-dominate acting, media, sports, Oxbridge. But have state schools and universities learnt from this

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