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I'm an elementary school teacher turned high school English teacher, School-Based Teacher Leader (SBTL), and adjunct professor here in Philly. These posts are the views, as I see them, from room 105, my first classroom number. Enjoy, engage, and share!

Saturday, January 8, 2022

Four Black-centric Youth Podcast Episodes

For a second school year, I've been podcasting with my students. This year, we've recorded four Black-centric episodes. We didn't intend to focus 80% of this year's episodes, so far, on race, but it is what it is and we're here for it!

Engage. Listen. Like. Rate. Comment. Share. Subscribe on your podcast app. Hit us up @BEOYouth on Twitter and Instagram.

A Conversation with Ms. Lee ðŸŽ¤Ms. Lee was a student at Barratt Junior High School, here in Philly, when Dr. King spoke there. The class got a chance to speak with her about the experience.

"Black-on-Black" Crime When Talking Police Brutality? ðŸŽ¤The question was, "Is it fair to bring up "Black-on-Black" crime in a conversation on police brutality [towards Black people]?"

Tulsa Race Massacre and Black Wall Street: One-on-One with Nahjae ðŸŽ¤For her senior project, Nahjae wanted to present on a topic that she hadn't learned in school. She summarizes her learning here.

Who can(not) say n*gga? ðŸŽ¤3 friends, two of whom are Black and one mixed-race, have a very frank conversation with each other about who can and cannot, or should not, use the n-word.

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