This should be a national badge of shame that our kids learn in (and for) school these sorts of skills instead of the grown ups showing the leadership to solve gun violence and the kind of disinformation that feeds deep racism.
Nils Headley🇺🇸🇸🇪🇸🇿
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Nils Headley🇺🇸🇸🇪🇸🇿
@NilsHeadley
St Mary’s dad. Cal dad. Once I saw Cuonzo Martin in Columbia, MO. Some day Mizzou will win a Natty.
San Mateo, California, USA
Joined March 2013
- Replying to @CurtisScoonThe DoE makes braille reading devices, wheelchair ramps, IEPs AND GIFTED CLASSES possible, you potato.
- Replying to @CurtisScoon and @TampaWoman1965Curtis, I’m going to assume you genuinely don’t understand. In 1972, it was estimated that over 8 million children qualified for special education. Of those 8 million, 1.75 were in no school whatsoever and over 2.5 million were getting substandard education.
- Replying to @NomikiKonst31. That’s an adult plus a decade.
- Replying to @booksfightbackYou knew when 20+ children were killed at Sandy Hook and the gun laws didn’t change, that asking folks to wear a mask wasn’t going to move the country’s needle.
- Replying to @RichPhelpsSo many levels to this. Police officer downplays hate crime aspect to mass murder found supporting a racist depiction of the novel Coronavirus all while working in a county named for a nation of Indigenous people forcibly removed from their homeland by the Federal govt.
GIF - Replying to @ryanoblesIs this the same Lauren Boebert, who wasn't at all interested in where her weapon was when she was actually under siege but rather was interested in posting to social media where Nancy Pelosi was or wasn't?
- Replying to @revrrlewisFox: This is pornographic Also Fox: This is getting good ratings. Show it again.
- Replying to @Andrew_PolonecHowever, this would not have been handled this way if the women were white. From the Napa wine train to the Philly Starbucks, the habit of white business managers calling police on African Americans is insidious and all too common.
- Replying to @NilsHeadley @CurtisScoon and @TampaWoman1965There was a student in my school who is blind and on the autism spectrum. They required technology, adapted texts and two adults plus the classroom teachers. Some would say that’s too much. Their senior year they took and passed AP Calc and other high level classes.
- Replying to @chakrabombHooooo....buddy! Did you see him lean in when the woman in pink challenged him on "impressionable?" He did not like that and that is quite the omen for what a relationship with this guy would be like.
- Replying to @anthonyocampoSounds very much like what high school students are saying. Some of the home responsibilities are different, but sadly, many are the same, such as caring for younger siblings.
