Individual strategies only move individuals collective strategies move systems. The person laying in the streets should be talking to the person at the leadership table so that their approaches can be supportive of one another. The only thing wrong is doing nothing-and not working together. None of these tactics and approaches to fighting injustice are wrong. Updated OctoThe Bottom Line Evernote has long been one of the most impressive note-taking apps, but its high price leaves potential new users wondering if its worth it. It’s like having electronic binders without all the excess weight.
And there are many of us who will respond somewhere in between. Using Evernote to organize notes, slides, and other course materials is like hitting the motherload Evernote lets students create an electronic notebook for each class, where they can save scanned notes and documents for that class. Others are going to call people in and work within the system to make slow, calculated moves. Some of us are going to call people out and lay down in the streets to take a stand for students.
To all education leaders-but specifically to leaders of color-who are hesitant to take a stand when they see injustice experienced by students, know that any action, no matter how small, can make a meaningful difference. But advocating for change doesn't mean we have to engage in job-compromising grand gestures.
As a Black woman and former school leader, I understand these circumstances.
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