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Love is divine only and difficult always. If you think it is easy you are a fool. If you think it is natural you are blind. - Toni Morrison, Paradise (1998) When you think of a classroom, does love come to your mind? Classrooms are typically

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#CorwinTalks: What Can You Do to Advance Racial Equity

August 23, 2022

author: George Perry, Tiffiny Shockley Jackson, and Jaime Welborn

Asset Mapping in the Classroom Opens the Heart By George Perry and Tiffiny Shockley Jackson The last two years have put stress on the systems and structures designed to advance racial equity. Healing from this stress requires us to strengthen our vision, systems and strategies. As we

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