"...41 percent of Black-owned businesses have been shuttered by COVID-19 compared to just 17 percent of white-owned businesses.Rodney A. Brooks, National Geographic Click on the Gift Guide image below to explore: I'm actually going to keep the "blog" part of this super short and sweet because where I'd really like for you to dedicate energy... Continue Reading →
What Distance Learning Has Taught Me So Far- Part 2
I was such a COVID denier at first. I remember a friend and colleague wearing a goofy sweater on March 17th. It's her "Last Day of School" sweater. I told her, "Oh please, I'll see you in a couple weeks." I really believed we would be back to business as usual after our spring break,... Continue Reading →
What Distance Learning Has Taught Me So Far- Part 1
We are still facing dual pandemics as I write this days before the 2020 presidential election cutoff. COVID-19 is gearing up for another strike and racism isn't slowing down either. Both are killing Americans. And both are keeping people isolated, broken, and unwell. I am no longer in the classroom, in the literal sense of... Continue Reading →