Interview with John Ariatti of Grow Our Own Teachers of Color Part 1
Tony Robles
Listen and Be Heard speaks to John Ariatti of Grow Our Own Teachers of Color at a meeting on black equity in Henderson County Schools. His group works to increase the numbers of teachers of color in Henderson county by providing financial and educational resources to high school students of color who wish to pursue teaching as a profession. The meeting was organized by Crystal Cauley of the Black History Collective of Henderson County and the Allies for Racial Equality Team of the Unitarian Church and focused on black disparities in education and stratagies to combat unconscious bias. The meeting was held on February 18th at the Unitarian Church in Hendersonville, NC.
This is an individually tailored experiment to observe if we have improvement in any symptom when we release certain foods. Then we can choose to reintroduce what was released to see if symptoms return.
roost with a gun
run from sunlight
look for a fight
forgot how to fly
don’t want to know why
pray they won’t be prey
cry and wait
cry and wait too late
to cry and wait
Tony Robles interviews Greenville, SC Poet Laureate, Glenis Redmond. Pilar Uribe gives us quotes from notable women of past and present. Martha Cinader hosts and shares excerpts from a journal about a journal made in China. Crystal Waters contributes another episode from Martha's Kitchen Garden about snapping turtles, with James Cruell and Kirk.
Tony Robles sat down to talk with Glenis Redmond, the first poet laureate of Greenville, SC on Sunday, March 26. They had a wide-ranging conversation about Greenville, the Carolinas, writing, her books and her plans as the poet laureate.
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