
More than a moment - hosting ideas & activism towards an #intersectional #socialjustice #secular #humanist movement
Washington, DC
Joined May 2015
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"Secular social Justice was a prime example of the segment of the atheist movement that is worth supporting, that is worth hanging onto, that is worth finding out more about." - @steve_shives youtu.be/HQpLo3JdAeo
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Secular Social Justice 2018 wrap-up! "Simply put, unjust ideologies and systems of oppression are incompatible with the aspirations of humanism." bit.ly/2IOo1Fg
#SSJ2018 #humanism @BlackHumanists @LGBTQHumanists @FemHumanists
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"Not your Negro: Building Social Justice Spaces for the Oppressed @swirlina @AshtonPWoods break it down on Black self-determination & resistance @SSJCon #ssjcon
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Clearly I really need to get myself to #SSJCON next year.
Whitney Shepard joining Tracye Redd to discuss De-Colonization in our last session.
"Liberation is not an endpoint, it is a practice."
Huge thanks to our sponsors and those who came out! #ssjcon
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“If you develop the ability to listen to black women you will be transformed.” @itswhitshep at #SSJcon
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“All of our solutions to liberation cannot exist with dependence on the capital that oppresses us.” @itswhitshep at #SSJcon
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“If you aren’t willing to get uncomfortable you won’t bring about change.” @itswhitshep at #SSJCON discussing decolonizing the mind
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"If we're not making ourselves uncomfortable, we're not changing things." @itswhitshep #SSJCon
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Ravi Valleti @RaviValleti encourages #SSJCon to attend the March for Science next Saturday 4/14. #marginsci #MARCHFORSCIENCE
Lots of discussion about how to help people involved in Direct Action if you can't do it yourself. Diane Burkeholder's answer: Print flyers and think about what supplies they need.
All of us can contribute! #SSJCon
Tracye Redd giving us a quick intro to Direct Action and showing how the Howard University protests unfolded. Allies show support - Accomplices take risks. #SSJCon
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Black kids are 9 times more likely to be suspended in preschool. Systemic discrimination. Learning so much at #ssjcon
What can someone do to help break the school-to-prison pipeline? Find tools at savethekidsgroup.org. #SSJCon
Candace Gorham helping us understand the school-to-prison pipeline. In the 2009-2010 school year, Black and Latino students accounted for 70% of arrests and police referrals in schools.
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Gorham recounts many cases where a black youth commits a minor offense, which leads to probation, and then a cascading increase in legal encounters, because normal behavior becomes a probation violation. White students have similar conduct downgraded or diverted. #SSJCon
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Candace Gorham @EbonyExodus speaks to #SSJCon about the School to Prison Pipeline. Black students receive inferior education yielding lower proficiency at all grade levels. They receive disproportionately harsh discipline with more suspensions and corporal punishment.















