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#34 - Real Talk About MLK Day cover
#34 - Real Talk About MLK Day cover
Real Talk Education

#34 - Real Talk About MLK Day

#34 - Real Talk About MLK Day

32min |17/01/2023
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#34 - Real Talk About MLK Day cover
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Real Talk Education

#34 - Real Talk About MLK Day

#34 - Real Talk About MLK Day

32min |17/01/2023
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Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, better known as MLK Day.  Many people will post their favorite MLK quote. Some white allies will even join in marches around the country remembering the legacy of Dr. King, usually quoting from his  "I Have A Dream"speech. Today is often filled with remembrance, but in too many spaces and places just more talk.

It’s time to have some “real talk” about the misuse of Dr. King’s quotes as it pertains to moving the needle to anti-racist schools and communities.  We all can learn so much if we examine Dr. King’s legacy which unapologetically embraced action to create equity  moving from “more talk” to “real talk”.

In this episode you will learn:

  • How MLK Quotes are used to undermine his legacy.
  • The difference between “more talk” and “real talk”.
  • Tips to move from awareness to action on MLK day and beyond.

📝Explore the show notes for resources mentioned in today’s episode.


Be sure to subscribe to the Real Talk Education Podcast and never miss an episode! We also would greatly appreciate a positive review to help spread our EduGladiators mission to create a new era of education by having “real talk” that inspire real action for all students!  Plus share this episode with your #pln so they too may continue to grow in their craft and advocacy for students.

Description

Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, better known as MLK Day.  Many people will post their favorite MLK quote. Some white allies will even join in marches around the country remembering the legacy of Dr. King, usually quoting from his  "I Have A Dream"speech. Today is often filled with remembrance, but in too many spaces and places just more talk.

It’s time to have some “real talk” about the misuse of Dr. King’s quotes as it pertains to moving the needle to anti-racist schools and communities.  We all can learn so much if we examine Dr. King’s legacy which unapologetically embraced action to create equity  moving from “more talk” to “real talk”.

In this episode you will learn:

  • How MLK Quotes are used to undermine his legacy.
  • The difference between “more talk” and “real talk”.
  • Tips to move from awareness to action on MLK day and beyond.

📝Explore the show notes for resources mentioned in today’s episode.


Be sure to subscribe to the Real Talk Education Podcast and never miss an episode! We also would greatly appreciate a positive review to help spread our EduGladiators mission to create a new era of education by having “real talk” that inspire real action for all students!  Plus share this episode with your #pln so they too may continue to grow in their craft and advocacy for students.

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Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, better known as MLK Day.  Many people will post their favorite MLK quote. Some white allies will even join in marches around the country remembering the legacy of Dr. King, usually quoting from his  "I Have A Dream"speech. Today is often filled with remembrance, but in too many spaces and places just more talk.

It’s time to have some “real talk” about the misuse of Dr. King’s quotes as it pertains to moving the needle to anti-racist schools and communities.  We all can learn so much if we examine Dr. King’s legacy which unapologetically embraced action to create equity  moving from “more talk” to “real talk”.

In this episode you will learn:

  • How MLK Quotes are used to undermine his legacy.
  • The difference between “more talk” and “real talk”.
  • Tips to move from awareness to action on MLK day and beyond.

📝Explore the show notes for resources mentioned in today’s episode.


Be sure to subscribe to the Real Talk Education Podcast and never miss an episode! We also would greatly appreciate a positive review to help spread our EduGladiators mission to create a new era of education by having “real talk” that inspire real action for all students!  Plus share this episode with your #pln so they too may continue to grow in their craft and advocacy for students.

Description

Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, better known as MLK Day.  Many people will post their favorite MLK quote. Some white allies will even join in marches around the country remembering the legacy of Dr. King, usually quoting from his  "I Have A Dream"speech. Today is often filled with remembrance, but in too many spaces and places just more talk.

It’s time to have some “real talk” about the misuse of Dr. King’s quotes as it pertains to moving the needle to anti-racist schools and communities.  We all can learn so much if we examine Dr. King’s legacy which unapologetically embraced action to create equity  moving from “more talk” to “real talk”.

In this episode you will learn:

  • How MLK Quotes are used to undermine his legacy.
  • The difference between “more talk” and “real talk”.
  • Tips to move from awareness to action on MLK day and beyond.

📝Explore the show notes for resources mentioned in today’s episode.


Be sure to subscribe to the Real Talk Education Podcast and never miss an episode! We also would greatly appreciate a positive review to help spread our EduGladiators mission to create a new era of education by having “real talk” that inspire real action for all students!  Plus share this episode with your #pln so they too may continue to grow in their craft and advocacy for students.

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