In my never-ending quest to hook friends on Twitter, here's a thread of people I admire, enjoy & learn from #onhere. Follow them if you're interested in education, abolition, child welfare, racial justice, poetry, humor, &/or interesting conversation. #FollowFriday (1/many)
I made a similar thread in 2018; you might want to follow those folks too. BTW, my faves tend to tweet about their intellectual & professional lives, hobbies, families, music, politics, pop culture, families, joys & sorrows. Twitter can humanize heroes. https://twitter.com/andrewhume/status/1025497383470280704?s=20
@TchKimPossible, a teacher developer in MA, co-founded two important education movements:
1) #DisruptTexts, a teacher-led effort to rethink the canon & build equitable, inclusive curricula
2) #31DaysIBPOC featuring voices of IBPOC teachers.
#Educators #FF https://drkimparker.org/ 
@Taiyona is an NYC educator, musician, writer & spoken word poet. He tweets about activism, liberation, teaching, organizing, abolition, art, poetry & basketball. #Educators #FollowFriday http://www.taiyona.com/ 
@BLoveSoulPower is a teacher, researcher, activist & author of “We Want to Do More Than Survive: Abolitionist Teaching & the Pursuit of Educational Freedom.” She just helped launch @ATN_1863 & co-hosts the new #TeachingtoThrive podcast. #Abolitionists #FF
http://www.bettinalove.com 
@MsKellyMHayes is a Native journalist, organizer, movement educator & photographer in Chicago. She writes for @truthout & hosts the Movement Memos podcast. She & @prisonculture have been Twitter-schooling me on abolition for 9 years. #Abolition #FF https://kellyhayes.org/ 
@jduffyrice is a journalist, lawyer & president of @theappeal sharing stories of vulnerable people & systems that impact them. She hosts @Justice_Podcast & tweets on justice, abolition, law, policing, politics, racism, culture & her cute child. #Abolition http://www.josieduffyrice.com/about 
@dereckapurnell is a social movement lawyer, writer & abolitionist working to end police & prison violence. She organized in Ferguson in 2014 (which is to say she helped remake our world), worked w/ @adv_project & writes a great @Guardian column. #Abolition https://www.derecka.com/ 
@CarlaShedd is a sociologist, @GC_CUNY professor & author of “Unequal City: Race, Schools and Perceptions of Injustice” which helped me understand the carceral continuum, ways schools replicate inequality & what we can do to change that. #Abolition #FF https://www.drcarlashedd.com/ 
You can follow @andrewhume.
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