BIPOC Educators: Our Gifts, Our Trauma, and Our Healing [Special September 2020 Chat]

Q1: BIPOC educators, what are some sources of your trauma before and after the murder of George Floyd? #EduColor pic.twitter.com/1WX2oETyMl

— EduColor Movement (@EduColorMVMT) September 10, 2020

Q2: What is the temperature in your school buildings and communities after the anti-racism frenzy* that followed the murder of George Floyd from this summer?

*ex: signage and pictures of book covers #EduColor pic.twitter.com/ebrYVuWLyB

— EduColor Movement (@EduColorMVMT) September 10, 2020

Q3: How are our white colleagues reflecting on their behavior and what they've learned this summer about racism in our schools and their role in it?#EduColor pic.twitter.com/kPaRKdNvQc

— EduColor Movement (@EduColorMVMT) September 10, 2020

Q4: How are you seeing white colleagues acknowledging the trauma they inflict on BIPOC educators?#EduColor pic.twitter.com/Pdi7LBQUs9

— EduColor Movement (@EduColorMVMT) September 10, 2020

Q5: Folx in administration-whether BIPOC or white- what are you doing to disrupt the structural systems of racism?#EduColor pic.twitter.com/faMwWPQNDv

— EduColor Movement (@EduColorMVMT) September 11, 2020