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This image depicts a classroom-like mug shot lineup. At the center, a Black boy with a confident expression wears a white shirt that says “I Gotta Use It.” He stands between a young Black boy in formal attire on his left, who looks neutral, and a white girl with braids on his right, who appears cheerful. Behind them, a white teacher with blonde hair, wearing a tailored purple suit, looks off to the side with a composed but subtly detached expression. The background resembles a school environment

This image depicts a classroom-like mug shot lineup. At the center, a Black boy with a confident expression wears a white shirt that says “I Gotta Use It.” He stands between a young Black boy in formal attire on his left, who looks neutral, and a white girl with braids on his right, who appears cheerful. Behind them, a white teacher with blonde hair, wearing a tailored purple suit, looks off to the side with a composed but subtly detached expression. The background resembles a school environment

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by

Lisa Lauro

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Teacher Diaries Series: Entry Two Copyright © Lisa Lauro

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“All Are Welcome”… Except When They’re Not

“All Are Welcome”… Except When They’re Not

Mike Fuller, M.Ed, MSW

“All Are Welcome”… Except When They’re Not

“All Are Welcome”… Except When They’re Not” *AI Generated image using Gemini Advanced.

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Image with the message, I memorize a go-to response for offensive jokes. Along with some examples: I don’t get the joke. Can you explain it to me? I love a good joke, but that wasn’t funny. Wow, that was awkward. Did you really just say that? We don’t do that here. There’s also an illustration of a person with a speech bubble, raising their hand as if to say something very important. Along the bottom of the graphic is the @BetterAllies handle and credit to @ninalimpi for the illustration.

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Image with the message, I aim to build bridges. By being curious, not furious, i hope to create a bridge of understanding. Perhaps a narrow one, but a connection nonetheless. There’s also an illustration of a person holding a large globe with an image of the Golden Gate Bridge. Along the bottom of the graphic is the @BetterAllies handle and credit to @ninalimpi for the illustration.

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