The AFT wants to hear from YOU about what civics education looks like in your district and what professional learning opportunities you are interested and what your union can provide. Some participants will be selected to review the results and report back to our civics educator network, and they will be gifted a teaching and learning "kit" for their participation. forms.gle/7BuH7zK7kcjajdxo6 ... See MoreSee Less
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Children’s books provide impressions and messages that can last a lifetime, and shape how children see and understand themselves, their homes, communities, and world (Santora). A long history of research shows that text accompanied with imagery, such as books with pictures, shapes children’s racial attitudes. When children’s books center Whiteness, erase people of color and other oppressed groups, or present people of color in stereotypical, dehumanizing, or subordinate ways, they both ingrain and reinforce internalized racism and White supremacy.
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The Dr. Seuss Controversy: What Educators Need to Know
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The business that manages Dr. Seuss' work and legacy will cease publishing six books due to racist stereotypes and offensive content.Comment on Facebook The business that ...
Not one child is thinking racism when reading or being read these books!
I call hoax on this!
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