Greg Wright retweeted
When I die i want to have the @Raiders lower my casket so they can let me down one last time
Leslie Jones talking over news broadcasts like some sort of Mystery Science Theater show is why I’m on Twitter.
It’s amazing how good decency feels.
Thank you to everyone who tagged me in @Official_tylerg’s video. I was able to call him before Thanksgiving to tell him how much I appreciate him sharing his gift with all of us.
Awesome thread.
Tell us your favorite Thanksgiving dish, and we’ll share some of what we know about the work behind the ingredients.
#WeFeedYou #ThankAFarmworker
Greg Wright retweeted
While I may be the first woman in this office, I will not be the last—because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities.
“The work” is inward reflection. As a white person, how do I contribute to white supremacy culture? If that term upsets you, sit with that. If you’re wondering what that term really means...start with the glossary. racialequitytools.org/resour…
Thank you @PowderMagazine for doing the work.
We take a look into the complex and fraught relationship between the ideas of pristine wilderness and white supremacy.
powder.com/stories/the-natio…
Do you want your kids to be stuck at home again “distance learning” in the fall?
No?
That wasn’t fun this past spring?
Then wear a mask. Schools don’t have a choice. You do.
I recently started the work by listening to and following the 28-day journal reflection from Me and White Supremacy. If you’ve gone through this process or are planning to please let me know. Would love to talk about it.
Greg Wright retweeted
It's been suggested that we should rename the "Death Star" because it sends the wrong message.
We CARE! We are LISTENING!
It was WRONG to call it a star when it CLEARLY looks like a moon.
Moving forward, the Death Star will be called the "Death Moon".
Because we care.
Feel good content FTW.
Emerson, my 11 year old, is on a bit of a wild ride with the @USPS and our local mail carrier, Doug.
And, I think there’s a deeper message to it all.
First, the backstory...



















