Christopher Martell
@chrismartell.bsky.social
Teacher Educator & Researcher, Associate Professor of Social Studies Education UMass Boston; Boston Public Schools parent; Author of http://bit.ly/teachjustice; Editor of http://bit.ly/ss-te
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That record is gorges.
November 26, 2025 at 12:25 AM
That record is gorges.
Sadly, the degrees being de-classified read like a list of the most high-needs professions (and heavily care-oriented and women-staffed fields).
November 24, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Sadly, the degrees being de-classified read like a list of the most high-needs professions (and heavily care-oriented and women-staffed fields).
Excellent!
I worked with UMB Institute for Asian American Studies on ethnic studies resources that might also be helpful in teaching sociology within the Boston context (includes a walking tour of Dorchester related to the murder of Anh Mai from the same period). blogs.umb.edu/secondaryedu...
I worked with UMB Institute for Asian American Studies on ethnic studies resources that might also be helpful in teaching sociology within the Boston context (includes a walking tour of Dorchester related to the murder of Anh Mai from the same period). blogs.umb.edu/secondaryedu...
UMass Boston-BPS Ethnic Studies Project – Middle/Secondary Education Program
blogs.umb.edu
November 14, 2025 at 3:00 AM
Excellent!
I worked with UMB Institute for Asian American Studies on ethnic studies resources that might also be helpful in teaching sociology within the Boston context (includes a walking tour of Dorchester related to the murder of Anh Mai from the same period). blogs.umb.edu/secondaryedu...
I worked with UMB Institute for Asian American Studies on ethnic studies resources that might also be helpful in teaching sociology within the Boston context (includes a walking tour of Dorchester related to the murder of Anh Mai from the same period). blogs.umb.edu/secondaryedu...
Here is the film's summary from the Boston Asian American Film Festival.
November 14, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Here is the film's summary from the Boston Asian American Film Festival.
100% this. 👆 And it was by design. A body to give more power to less populous states, with many having large populations of enslaved people. Of course, those anti-democratic and unjust structures continue today (even if Senators are now popularly elected). nymag.com/intelligence...
The Senate Is America’s Most Structurally Racist Institution
Why is massive overrepresentation for white America still acceptable in 2020?
nymag.com
November 11, 2025 at 2:56 PM
100% this. 👆 And it was by design. A body to give more power to less populous states, with many having large populations of enslaved people. Of course, those anti-democratic and unjust structures continue today (even if Senators are now popularly elected). nymag.com/intelligence...
The answer is #2.
November 11, 2025 at 3:54 AM
The answer is #2.
Yeah, we know. Of course he did. He is the minority leader. It's his job. newrepublic.com/post/202942/...
Democrat Who Caved on Shutdown Says Chuck Schumer Knew All Along
Senator Jeanne Shaheen just threw the minority leader under the bus.
newrepublic.com
November 11, 2025 at 2:24 AM
Yeah, we know. Of course he did. He is the minority leader. It's his job. newrepublic.com/post/202942/...
100%. I've been on four searches in four years. Texas and Florida are heavily represented (and to be honest, there are especially high numbers of faculty of color). It seems to be a "Great Brain Migration." Sadly (for them), their loss is our gain. We certainly will appreciate their work here.
November 11, 2025 at 1:24 AM
100%. I've been on four searches in four years. Texas and Florida are heavily represented (and to be honest, there are especially high numbers of faculty of color). It seems to be a "Great Brain Migration." Sadly (for them), their loss is our gain. We certainly will appreciate their work here.