Christie Nold
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Public high school social studies teacher in the Green Mountain State. (She/her)
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Louise V Durham, stained glass and driftwood sculpture, Shoreham by Sea, UK
#WomensArt
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They arrived & they are beautiful!
@prisonculture.bsky.social
www.blackbirdletterpress.com/limited-edit...
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Ending the year with Reconstruction means students have brought all of the content & skills learned throughout the year to our unit. It has been fantastic š
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Jessica Ritchey
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"Working class" in 2026 means a blue haired barista with they/them pronouns, a Asian immigrant nail technician, and an undocumented hotel cleaner. And we are going to keep having the same fights until we let the midcentury illustrator mirage of the white guy in plaid with the lunch pail go.
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āWhen somebody wants us to lose funding, weāre going to lose it anyways. The difference is, did we lose it while bending the knee, or did we lose it while standing up for our values?ā Chavarria said. āEither way, the outcome will be the same.ā
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
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What happened when a tiny school district refused to ābend the kneeā to Trump and ICE
In Winooski, Vermont, where more than a third of children are English learners, a school superintendent is taking a stand to protect immigrant students
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jun/03/vermont-school-district-trump-ice
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Zinn Education Project
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#tdih
1863, Combahee River Raid co-led by Harriet Tubman, freed nearly 800 people from slavery & destroyed Confederate supplies. ā¬ļø: links to Uncivil āThe Raidā podcast with
@chenjerai.bsky.social
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@blackpastonline.bsky.social
; lesson on abolitionists; books by Dunbar & Fields-Black; & more š§µ
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June 2, 1863: Harriet Tubman Frees Nearly 800 People
Harriet Tubman planned and guided a significant armed raid (becoming the first woman to do so in the Civil War) against Confederate forces, supply depots, and plantations along the Combahee River in c...
https://www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/harriet-tubman-raid-at-combahee-ferry/
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Sherrilyn Ifill
7 days ago
If you absorb nothing else take this observation in fully. And hereās a gift link to the entire conversation.
www.nytimes.com/2026/05/29/o...
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Hi loves! Before I go looking, does anyone have a risk assessment tool/survey/thing that they recommend? Specifically thinking about individual & group assessments around rapid response work š
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Zinn Education Project
7 days ago
#tdih
1921 Tulsa Massacre š§µ Deputized white rioters murdered hundreds of Black residents & looted/burned to ground thriving Black community. š An example (one of many) of institutionalized racism, including dispossession, in U.S. history.
#Reparations
www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/tu...
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May 31, 1921: Tulsa Massacre
In one of countless white supremacist massacres in U.S. history, white supremacists destroyed a thriving Black community in Oklahoma, known today as the Tulsa Massacre.
https://www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/tulsa-race-riot/
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The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
7 days ago
Today on #BookBreaks,
Eddie S. Glaude
discusses his book "America, U.S.A.: How Race Shadows the Nation's Anniversary." Join us at 2 pm ET! This is a free online program for all ages. Register here:
https://ow.ly/vswB50YMSty
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Judah Grunstein
7 days ago
Not an original thought, but the far right's use of gender is a subcategory of enforcing conformity in order to subordinate the individual to the movement/state. It's not only twisted and unhealthy on a personal level but fascistic on a socio-political level.
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Larry Ferlazzo
7 days ago
The Tulsa Race Massacre Happened 106 Years Today ā Here Are Teaching & Learning Resources
larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2026/05/31/t...
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The Tulsa Race Massacre Happened 106 Years Today ā Here Are Teaching & Learning Resources
Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture Ā The terrible Tulsa Race Massacre happened 106 years ago today. You might be interested in MAY 31ST &ā¦
https://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2026/05/31/the-tulsa-race-massacre-happened-106-years-today-here-are-teaching-learning-resources/
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Iām sorry but⦠unnoticed by whom exactly?! Like⦠what?
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Brant Reeves
7 days ago
Itās the Second Time he has done this for our State! Thank You Stephen Colbertā¦.
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Big umbrella & hyper-local organizing is such a lovely way to build relationships with neighbors š„° heart is full š
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Deborah McDowell
8 days ago
Pray tell: what in this life is not political?
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Best take on the piece that Iāve seen šš»
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It might be a different robin, but I like to think that the nest that popped up on our outdoor speaker is a sign of starting again šš»š
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The Associated Press
13 days ago
BREAKING: Pope Leo XIV makes historic apology for Holy See's own role in legitimizing slavery and for failing to condemn it for centuries.
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Pope Leo XIV makes historic apology for Holy See's own role in legitimizing slavery
Pope Leo XIV has made a historic apology for the role the Holy See itself played in legitimizing slavery.
https://bit.ly/42SNTec
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Joshua Weishart
15 days ago
It is in this school choice space that our desire for artificial, individual freedom puts us in direct odds with our need for authentic connection with others.
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Never would I have imagined that Iād be teaching an early US history course AND wow what an incredible year of learning! Iām forever thankful for
@zinnedproject.bsky.social
- their resources have created such a beautiful backbone for our study. This text is up next for me as I look ahead:
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Finally reading this absolute GEM of a book! The storytelling transports me!
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kelly jensen
16 days ago
I really wish that this piece, written by a teen who has been working with her peers to protest her school board's relentless book censorship and the erasure of their school library's budget, would get the attention it deserves.
bookriot.com/elizabethtow...
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"I Cannot Let These Doctrines Be The Face of My Education": Elizabethtown (PA) Students Protest Book Bans
Students aren't taking book bans and the defunding of their school library quietly in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania. Here's what they're doing.
https://bookriot.com/elizabethtown-high-schoolers-protest-book-bans/
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Nnedi Okorafor, PhD
16 days ago
I mentioned AI in my commencement speech for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois, Chicago and I did *NOT* get booed. Itās not the mention of AI; itās the ideas you convey.
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Zinn Education Project
17 days ago
Did you know that Section 4 of the 14th Amendment (a Reconstruction Amendment) bars payments to insurrectionists? Sherrilyn Ifill
@sifill.bsky.social
of
@the14thcenter.bsky.social
offers an urgent, reader-friendly, legal & history lesson ā¬ļø š§µ
sherrilyn.substack.com/p/trumps-ins...
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Trump's Insurrectionist Payout Scheme Violates the 14th Amendment
āBut neither the United States nor any State shall assume or pay any debt or obligation incurred in aid of insurrection or rebellion against the United Statesā¦.ā
https://sherrilyn.substack.com/p/trumps-insurrectionist-payout-scheme
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RG3
19 days ago
Sports are expressive. Sports are passionate. There is a difference between taunting your opponent or being unsportsmanlike and celebrating a special accomplishment.
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RG3
19 days ago
A High School was ROBBED of a State Championship The Mallard Creek boys track and field team was disqualified for taunting because Nyan Brown raised his hand before crossing the line to win the 4x400m relay. THIS ISNāT TAUNTING OR UNSPORSTMANLIKE
#trackandfield
#Sports
#Running
#RG3
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Tim Onion
18 days ago
I think the reason I've been a little ambiently mad all day is because January 6th rioters are statistically the most likely group of pedophiles in the world and they clubbed a guy to death and they're going to be rich from the tax money that I give to the country I live in.
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Kevin Gannon (now a Moo Deng fan account)
21 days ago
Teachers and schools are expected to fill every gap created by the evisceration of social services in this country, even as they're being fiscally strangled themselves. Schools are food banks, community clinics, de facto counseling ctrs..and then blamed when all those problems continue to worsen
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Patrick Chovanec
24 days ago
Watching a series of former Confederate states rush to eliminate any vestige of black representation in the House pretty much answers the question whether the Voting Rights Act was still necessary.
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What a time to be teaching Reconstruction š It is an exercise in what could be⦠and what we have deemed āradical.ā For current events on Friday, weāll connect the 14th Amendment with current challenges to Birthright citizenship.
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Our 2026 Robinās Nest Observation Log had an unfortunate ending today. Sweet W and I found it on the ground with a hole⦠we talked about predator/prey relationships. The robin is back. Sitting on her empty branch. I wonder if sheāll start again š
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Bolts
26 days ago
Research shows that more diverse juries are less quick to convict, and that they deliberate longer and more carefully. A landmark reform by former Governor Phil Murphy in January will make the jury pool in New Jersey more representative of the state.
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In a Final Act, New Jersey Governor Opens Jury Service to Thousands with Convictions - Bolts
New Jersey has been one of the harshest states in banning people with records from juries. Murphyās order restores eligibility to over 300,000, but stops short of permanent change.
https://boltsmag.org/new-jersey-governor-opens-jury-service-to-thousands-with-convictions/
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Clarence Okoh
29 days ago
Either you're free or you're a slave. It's that simple. Racist lawmakers in the South are passing new laws that treat Black ppl like political chattelāa legal underclass that inflates white political power & eliminates Black representation in Congress. If this isn't your primary concern, you're lost
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This afternoon, our entire school came together to cheer on our (and the opposing teamās) unified basketball team. It was just complete and total joy! Very best full-school event Iāve ever experienced š
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Amanda Mull
about 1 month ago
Incredibly proud of my
@bloomberg.com
colleagues, who won a Pulitzer today for illustrated reporting for the graphic novel version of an incredible, harrowing story about ādigital arrestā scams in India. Gift link to the graphic novel, will thread the feature below:
www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202...
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Arrested by Phone: A Graphic Novel
No texting. No visitors. No escape. She was caught in Indiaās new digital nightmare.
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2025-india-digital-arrest-by-phone-graphic-novel/?accessToken=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJzb3VyY2UiOiJTdWJzY3JpYmVyR2lmdGVkQXJ0aWNsZSIsImlhdCI6MTc3NzkyNDIzMiwiZXhwIjoxNzc4NTI5MDMyLCJhcnRpY2xlSWQiOiJUNlEyWjBLR0lGUEkwMCIsImJjb25uZWN0SWQiOiI3MDQyN0U3REVGMkM0MDEzODNCNDUzRjAyNUE2NDc3NyJ9.ZAA1dpFwdUxyWvrY_7o8ffpqcus1NOEGhJVMQn7HKek
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Blanching fiddleheads (means itās spring-spring⦠as opposed to any number of false springs)
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Exhausted by the āwhy canāt we all just learn to argue more humanely?ā Think pieces as major Civil Rights legislation is rolled back.
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Prisonculture
about 1 month ago
This site took me down a good rabbit hole:
magnifiedsand.com
- I never knew that I should explore the Hidden World of Sand. You're welcome.
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Sand Under a Microscope - Magnified Sand Photos
Under microscopic magnification, the unique beauty and individual character of sand grains reveal a diverse origin reflecting geological history and marine life biodiversity.
https://magnifiedsand.com/
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I organized the pantry after sweet W went to sleep this evening. Love a task like that! š
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Jesse Hagopian
about 1 month ago
My latest in
@truthout.org
: Before 1776 or 1619, enslaved Africans freed themselves in 1526 on land that became the U.S. 500 years later, during the
#America250
hype, this history reminds us: freedom wasnāt given by men in powdered wigsāit was seized by the enslaved.
truthout.org/articles/500...
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500-Year-Old Slave Revolt of 1526 Redefines Freedom as US Turns 250
Before 1776 or 1619, enslaved Africans seized freedom in 1526 on land that would become the United States.
https://truthout.org/articles/500-year-old-slave-revolt-of-1526-redefines-freedom-as-us-turns-250/
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Niko Bowie
about 1 month ago
By gutting the Voting Rights Act, the Supreme Court is killing the Second Reconstruction. The first Reconstruction shows how Congress should respond. Me and Daphna Renan in the NYT on the tools we have to save democracy from a hostile Court.
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Opinion | Ruling by Ruling, the Supreme Court Is Undoing the Civil Rights Movement
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/02/opinion/supreme-court-voting-rights-act.html?unlocked_article_code=1.fVA.2nfN.F6RqiLMzeDvi&smid=url-share
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Alex Brown šµšø (they/them)
about 1 month ago
Pushy reminder from one school librarian to another: if you can alter your challenge policy, put a clause in there that prevents people not in your immediate school community (parents, students, staff, board) from placing challenges and limits each request to 1 book at a time. 1/2
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Keri Blakinger
about 1 month ago
Last words of James Broadnax, who was executed tonight in Texas
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A helpful thread while weāre in the midst of our Reconstruction unit! (Also a welcome reminder to myself that just because I believe Iāve taught something doesnāt mean it has been learned)
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Timnit Gebru
about 1 month ago
When do people decide that a specific circle/group of people/ideology that has been shown to be harmful over and over again, should go? Why should certain people, ideologies & organizations be afforded endless benefit of doubt from the rest of us no matter how much evidence we collect at our cost?
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āBPOA claims Iām now emboldened. If I am, it is not because the stateās attorney declined to prosecute me. With genuine gratitude to Sarah George for her decision, I do not need a stateās attorneyās permission to protect my neighbors.ā
vtdigger.org/2026/04/27/b...
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Burlington police refused to meet protesters at the table, rejecting a chance for real dialogue - VTDigger
After six protesters were arrested trying to stop an ICE abduction on Dorset Street, the state's attorney offered both sides a rare chance to talk. Burlington police said no.
https://vtdigger.org/2026/04/27/burlington-police-refused-to-meet-protesters-at-the-table-rejecting-a-chance-for-real-dialogue/
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āļø AMY CHU #donutkiller
about 1 month ago
Today is the anniversary of the day I sued my high school over Title IX for kicking me off the boys soccer team (for my own safety!š¤£) , thus forcing them to create what turned out to be the winningest girlsā team in the state. I was a shy unpopular 15 yr old nerd, but I knew my rights. Know yours ā
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Perhaps this is what American public schools are missing? Ballrooms stop gun violence? Sign us up!
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