![[ID: Abstract painting by @artbydanamonique ft. hues of purple, gold, teal and white. At the center of the painting is a large black heart with white and teal text that says:
“RADICAL LOVE” We honor everyone’s and our own whole, authentic selves and believe that humanizing each other from a place of love is a necessary condition of community. Radical love of oneself and others provides room for growth and healing.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F6ZNY4hWkAA1gmE.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT [ID: Abstract painting by @artbydanamonique ft. hues of purple, gold, teal and white. At the center of the painting is a large black heart with white and teal text that says: “RADICAL LOVE” We honor everyone’s and our own whole, authentic selves and believe that humanizing each other from a place of love is a necessary condition of community. Radical love of oneself and others provides room for growth and healing.]

ALT How will you hold radical love as a value in your classroom community? We invite you to reflect and discuss with your students. - What actions can we take to humanize each other within our classroom community? - How can we extend radical love to each other? We are so excited to host Dr. Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz in next month’s Breaking Bread with LiberatED series. In her work, Dr. Yolanda speaks about educators’ need for critical love, a profound, ethical commitment to caring for the communities in which they work and serve. Join our upcoming conversation on 10/11 at 7PM EST on Dr. @DenaSimmons’ IG Live to learn more about how we might extend radical, critical love to our students to build welcoming, racially literate classrooms.
























