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Dear Fellow White Educators,

Tammy Mulligan

In Jennifer Serravallo’s recent post, she shared resources and asked, “Please do not thank me or give me compliments for this post. Instead, please respond with what your goal will be and what your specific actions will be.”

You won’t read many words from me in this post. Right now, I need to read, listen, and learn from others. I share these few action steps in hopes that my fellow white educators will join me, so we can all do better and end systemic racism.

LEARN

https://kimmclarin.blog/
How to Be An Antiracist Book Guide https://images.randomhouse.com/promo_image/9780525509288_6609.pdf
https://31daysibpoc.wordpress.com/

DONATE

Louis D. Brown Peace Institute

https://lbdpeace.z2systems.com/np/clients/lbdpeace/donation.jsp?campaign=2&

Black Lives Matter

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ms_blm_homepage_2019

FIND TEACHING RESOURCES AND CENTER BLACK VOICES

Thanks to Tricia Ebarvia, we now have a Black Lives Matter Instructional Library.

https://www.edutopia.org/article/guide-equity-and-antiracism-educators
By Cornelius Minor – https://blog.heinemann.com/why-blacklivesmatter-in-your-classroom-too

We need to prioritize our learning and this work.

Tammy

Published by Tammy Mulligan

Tammy Mulligan co-authored It’s All About the Books and Assessment in Perspective. At work, you can find her teaching second grade and collaborating with teachers. At home, you will find her in the garden, with her family, working with her therapy dog, or hiking in the woods.

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