Citizenship | Reflecting Allowed

Two Hits, One Day: Against Empathy & Intercultural framing

For some reason, I ended up reading two articles today that argue against two things I hold dear: empathy and Intercultural le

This is was my first semester teaching a course with a citizenship component, and several times (not many, but not zero), we t

So it’s a crazy coincidence that Yesterday I had a Twitter convo w some folks re freedom and some of us were arguing abo

I may decide to discuss internet censorship in my class this semester. I recently discovered that Medium is blocked in Egypt (

I saw the Copenhagen Letter earlier this week (thank YOU George Station and #digciz) and saw an opportunity to annotate this w

I can’t speak about this directly, so I’m writing this poem instead. Don’t ask what this is about, I’m

It’s serendipitous (or rather extremely stressful, but coincidentally useful to reflect upon) that the week I am co-faci

I’m gonna go right out and say this one. Because Audrey Watters said this about me earlier today: https://twitter.com/au

So I’ve been thinking about this for a few days… a discussion on Twitter re #DigCiz where I asked whether we’