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Oct 3, 2019 39 min

Step In with Kevin Moore

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In this week's episode, Nancy, Misty, and Kathryn reflect with Kevin Moore (@MrMooreGeo), and our conversation begins with a discussion about heteronormative privilege. Kevin also shares ways educators can step in to support LGBTQ+ colleagues and students. Kevin's article The Invisible Knapsack Revisited: Being a Gay Teacher in a World of Heterosexual Privilege will be published in The Multicultural Perspectives Journal. Resources: Are you familiar with ENDA, now the Equality Act? Check out the 2019 Rainbow List for LGBTQ books for children and teens. Explore educator resources on GLSEN (Gay Lesbian Straight Educator Network). To Diversify Your Feed: Joe Tong (@teachertong) & his #100daysofQueer GIFs EduPrideAlliance (@EdPrideAlliance) and #TeachPride Jed Dearybury (@mrdearybury) One Teacher in Ten in the New Millenium: LGBT Educators Speak Out About What's Gotten Better . . . and What Hasn't book Queer America podcast from Teaching Tolerance LGBTQ+ Resources from Teaching Tolerance Beyond the Letters podcast from Heinemann Publishers

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