• “👏🏽 Do. 👏🏽 Your. 👏🏽 Part. Just because you don’t want to wear a mask doesn’t mean you are immune. Just because you don’t want to open your eyes doesn’t mean you are exempt. - COVID is real. Racism is real. Data informs. History informs. Lived experiences inform. - Prevent the proliferation and perpetuation of both pandemics.” - 🗣 - #wearyourmask #dontbearacist #antiracism #antiignorance #repost via @shauna_harrison
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    “👏🏽 Do. 👏🏽 Your. 👏🏽 Part. Just because you don’t want to wear a mask doesn’t mean you are immune. Just because you don’t want to open your eyes doesn’t mean you are exempt. - COVID is real. Racism is real. Data informs. History informs. Lived experiences inform. - Prevent the proliferation and perpetuation of both pandemics.” - 🗣 - #wearyourmask #dontbearacist #antiracism #antiignorance #repost via @shauna_harrison
  • People are being killed. Now is not the time to “spread kindness,” “be nice/peaceful,” or “mind your own business.” White supremacy can only be dismantled by antiracist actions. #BlackLivesMatter
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    People are being killed. Now is not the time to “spread kindness,” “be nice/peaceful,” or “mind your own business.” White supremacy can only be dismantled by antiracist actions. #BlackLivesMatter
  • If you feel the need to respond to this with, “ALL LIVES MATTER” you’re part of the problem. #justiceforfloyd #georgefloyd #blacklivesmatter
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    If you feel the need to respond to this with, “ALL LIVES MATTER” you’re part of the problem. #justiceforfloyd #georgefloyd #blacklivesmatter
  • Nothing can bring us down. ❤️ Each year I’ve had class shirts made, and this year my students helped me choose a quote to add to it. Along with our class motto, “Together we will move mountains,” they decided on this. 🏔 So unbelievably proud of my world changers - their kindness, perseverance, empathy and strength is so inspiring to me. 🌎 (Names listed on the back). 😊
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    Nothing can bring us down. ❤️ Each year I’ve had class shirts made, and this year my students helped me choose a quote to add to it. Along with our class motto, “Together we will move mountains,” they decided on this. 🏔 So unbelievably proud of my world changers - their kindness, perseverance, empathy and strength is so inspiring to me. 🌎 (Names listed on the back). 😊
  • FIGHTFORBREONNA.ORG 💗 via @shirien.creates: Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old EMT, was killed by police. At almost the exact same age, both #AhmaudArbery and Breonna were killed by senseless anti-black violence within a few weeks span. In the middle of the night on March 13 in Louisville, KY, two police officers and one sergeant entered the wrong home without knocking or announcing themselves. They claim they were executing a search warrant for a suspected drug dealer, but this person did not live at Breonna’s address and had actually already been arrested. Breonna’s boyfriend fired a shot when he thought people were trying to break in. The police then fired 20 shots, 8 of which hit and killed Breonna. This is angering and heartbreaking. Breonna selflessly saved many lives as an EMT, only to have hers taken away so senselessly by police violence. May Breonna get justice somehow. Rest in Power, queen. Say her name.
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    FIGHTFORBREONNA.ORG 💗 via @shirien.creates: Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old EMT, was killed by police. At almost the exact same age, both #AhmaudArbery and Breonna were killed by senseless anti-black violence within a few weeks span. In the middle of the night on March 13 in Louisville, KY, two police officers and one sergeant entered the wrong home without knocking or announcing themselves. They claim they were executing a search warrant for a suspected drug dealer, but this person did not live at Breonna’s address and had actually already been arrested. Breonna’s boyfriend fired a shot when he thought people were trying to break in. The police then fired 20 shots, 8 of which hit and killed Breonna. This is angering and heartbreaking. Breonna selflessly saved many lives as an EMT, only to have hers taken away so senselessly by police violence. May Breonna get justice somehow. Rest in Power, queen. Say her name.
  • Finding joy in the little things right now, like this lanyard that made my teacher heart so happy the moment I opened it. 💗😊🌈 (📿: @dd_designco)
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    Finding joy in the little things right now, like this lanyard that made my teacher heart so happy the moment I opened it. 💗😊🌈 (📿: @dd_designco)
  • My New Classroom 💻 We had our first Google Meet today. 👍🏽 Got through what we needed to and then spent the rest of the time just catching up. 😄 I had to finally force them to leave because they didn’t want to (and neither did I). Miss them so much but it was so nice to see and talk to them! 💗
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    My New Classroom 💻 We had our first Google Meet today. 👍🏽 Got through what we needed to and then spent the rest of the time just catching up. 😄 I had to finally force them to leave because they didn’t want to (and neither did I). Miss them so much but it was so nice to see and talk to them! 💗
  • It’s been almost a month since I was in my classroom. Missing this place a whole lot today. 💗 I miss our laughter, the fun we had, the serious and sometimes emotional moments, everything. On our last day I was upset over something happening outside our four walls, and as much as I tried to hide it, my students all huddled around me the moment they noticed. They were always there for me and I was always there for them. We really were a little family, and we still are even through this separation. It’s so hard to be away from them but I know it’s better that everyone stays safe and healthy. To have this happen with my first class though, not get to say goodbye, and know that my 6th graders will just have to move straight on to middle school is so difficult. Definitely makes me reconsider teaching secondary though, just to get back these months we’ll miss out on. To all my fellow teachers still struggling and grieving, I hear you. Your feelings are valid. We’ll get through this. 💞
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    It’s been almost a month since I was in my classroom. Missing this place a whole lot today. 💗 I miss our laughter, the fun we had, the serious and sometimes emotional moments, everything. On our last day I was upset over something happening outside our four walls, and as much as I tried to hide it, my students all huddled around me the moment they noticed. They were always there for me and I was always there for them. We really were a little family, and we still are even through this separation. It’s so hard to be away from them but I know it’s better that everyone stays safe and healthy. To have this happen with my first class though, not get to say goodbye, and know that my 6th graders will just have to move straight on to middle school is so difficult. Definitely makes me reconsider teaching secondary though, just to get back these months we’ll miss out on. To all my fellow teachers still struggling and grieving, I hear you. Your feelings are valid. We’ll get through this. 💞
  • Saw this idea on TikTok and Instagram a few years back and decided to recreate it for all the hardworking delivery drivers. 💗📦
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    Saw this idea on TikTok and Instagram a few years back and decided to recreate it for all the hardworking delivery drivers. 💗📦