shea wesley martin
@sheathescholar.bsky.social
literacy scholar, shot-caller, brawler
📍 red states (until they’re blue)
📍 red states (until they’re blue)
What a gift she was to this world. I love you so much. ❤️
November 29, 2025 at 3:20 PM
What a gift she was to this world. I love you so much. ❤️
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In moments of potential despair, I often look back at LGBTQ activists, communities, and educators before me. @sheathescholar.bsky.social and I wrote about being positioned as ~*~queer elders~*~ in our work with LGBTQ youth, specifically reading about ACT UP: publicationsncte.org/content/jour....
Like a Love/Hate Story: Reckoning with Adultism and Youth Critique in Intergenerational LGBTQ+ Literacy Spaces | ncte.org
Reflecting on their facilitation of an online book club for LGBTQ+ youth, the authors discuss the importance of teaching queer histories, making space for youth critique, and following the lead of LGB...
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December 22, 2024 at 5:32 PM
In moments of potential despair, I often look back at LGBTQ activists, communities, and educators before me. @sheathescholar.bsky.social and I wrote about being positioned as ~*~queer elders~*~ in our work with LGBTQ youth, specifically reading about ACT UP: publicationsncte.org/content/jour....
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In the essay, I wonder aloud what it means to truly write, dream, and teach with a pro-Black/pro-trans orientation. I hope my wonderings inspire more nuanced and critical thinking (and action) around how we might fight alongside our students in the next four years (and beyond).
December 7, 2024 at 11:00 PM
In the essay, I wonder aloud what it means to truly write, dream, and teach with a pro-Black/pro-trans orientation. I hope my wonderings inspire more nuanced and critical thinking (and action) around how we might fight alongside our students in the next four years (and beyond).
In the essay, I analyze 11 articles about trans pedagogies and explore the politics of authorship and “inclusive” recommendations within the (overwhelmingly-white) discussions concerning trans youth in schools.
December 7, 2024 at 11:00 PM
In the essay, I analyze 11 articles about trans pedagogies and explore the politics of authorship and “inclusive” recommendations within the (overwhelmingly-white) discussions concerning trans youth in schools.