#notrepresented

We are not represented. #decolonizeourschools #notrepresented #writersofcolor #voicesofcolor #marginalized #doe #teacherscollege #scholastic #corporateamerica #undoingwhiteprivilege #culturalresponsiveness https://www.instagram.com/p/BohTkXqnNoz/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=x0fu95prxxrv

#Repost @officialj4g ・・・ 3 Billboards Outside Grenfell, #London 8 months on from the #tragedy of the #GrenfellTower, the issue is being ignored. #71 #people #died in the #GrenfellTower. And still #NoArrests. And still 297 flammable towers. And still hundreds of #survivors are #homeless. And still they are #NotRepresented on the #inquiry. And still there is #NoJustice. These #ThreeBillboards are here to keep this tragedy in the #national #conscience, to make our voices heard. And our #voices call for #change to a system that kills. And our voices demand #JusticeForGrenfell. You can add your #voice #regram #share #talk What does Justice mean to you? #Justice4Grenfell Photo: @younggrigorian / @marksurridge

Is there any other significant issue in American political life, besides Israel, where (a) citizens split almost evenly in their views, yet (b) the leaders of both parties adopt identical lockstep positions which leave half of the citizenry with no real voice?  More notably still, is there any other position, besides Israel, where (a) a party's voters overwhelmingly embrace one position (Israel should not have attacked Gaza) but (b) that party's leadership unanimously embraces the exact opposite position (Israel was absolutely right to attack Gaza and the U.S. must support Israel unequivocally)?  Does that happen with any other issue?