Thank you! It's about time folks get serious about going on the offense.

You’re good. These questions come from your provocation. Thanks!

Mmmhmmm. And really, across arenas, it's evident that the disposition or approach to learning gets lost when we're just trying to push for content. Like, how did you arrive at that? What kind of thinking happened beforehand? What were the struggle points? Etc.

This past semester, I ended up building my class as a two-fold operation: the content about the sociology of urban education and the practice of thinking like a sociologist.

Students seemed to find it really helpful, even those who've taken sociology and/or education classes prior to mine.

This is all wild. But let’s get it.

I can't believe people take Rufo in the least bit seriously, but here we are.

-daps-!

I’m sorry to hear about this. This shouldn’t be the experience for anyone, but here we are. Smh.

No lies detected!

Mmmhmmmmm! It's not so fun when we have the block/mute functions so readily accessible.

They prefer to gripe about Vanity Fair, Chris.

The victim-blaming reflex has got to stop!