@greenmansions.bsky.social
Neurodevelopmental Psychiatrist, expertise in Neurodiversity, student mental health, homeless outreach psychiatry, & Disabled Civil Gideon; retired Instructor at Harvard-Longwood & CWRU SOM, former MIT Fellow, co-founded the Longwood Symphony.
If you want people to hear your message you must use 8th grade vocab & comma skills. Would you expect folks from Sweden or Mali to understand your blathering in English? Of course not. Try speaking the language of your intended audience.
It works. Treat them with respect as equals.
It works. Treat them with respect as equals.
June 30, 2025 at 2:30 AM
If you want people to hear your message you must use 8th grade vocab & comma skills. Would you expect folks from Sweden or Mali to understand your blathering in English? Of course not. Try speaking the language of your intended audience.
It works. Treat them with respect as equals.
It works. Treat them with respect as equals.
music and singing of protest songs are always part of the deal. And getting arrested for merely sitting there peacefully, is a badge of honor!
In 1962, my algebra teacher, a former Peace Corps volunteer, was arrested 3 times. Our town always welcomed his return to the classroom. Len Menzi was a hero
In 1962, my algebra teacher, a former Peace Corps volunteer, was arrested 3 times. Our town always welcomed his return to the classroom. Len Menzi was a hero
June 12, 2025 at 1:27 AM
music and singing of protest songs are always part of the deal. And getting arrested for merely sitting there peacefully, is a badge of honor!
In 1962, my algebra teacher, a former Peace Corps volunteer, was arrested 3 times. Our town always welcomed his return to the classroom. Len Menzi was a hero
In 1962, my algebra teacher, a former Peace Corps volunteer, was arrested 3 times. Our town always welcomed his return to the classroom. Len Menzi was a hero