Dave Platten
@daveplatten.bsky.social
Professor of French. Camus, crime fiction, The Clash, bikes, Gretsch guitars, Grandpa, and Thames Ironworks.
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I was a hungry kid. I often went without school lunch because I didn’t have the money.
I later moved to Oklahoma and attended school on native land. Guess what the Cherokee did? They fed every kid with no questions asked. I was able to learn with a full belly with no shameful stigma attached.
I later moved to Oklahoma and attended school on native land. Guess what the Cherokee did? They fed every kid with no questions asked. I was able to learn with a full belly with no shameful stigma attached.
January 6, 2025 at 1:54 PM
I was a hungry kid. I often went without school lunch because I didn’t have the money.
I later moved to Oklahoma and attended school on native land. Guess what the Cherokee did? They fed every kid with no questions asked. I was able to learn with a full belly with no shameful stigma attached.
I later moved to Oklahoma and attended school on native land. Guess what the Cherokee did? They fed every kid with no questions asked. I was able to learn with a full belly with no shameful stigma attached.