Hi Rex,

Thanks for responding to my comment. I’m glad you’re willing to think about the potential in reaching out to groups who are critical of feminism. In terms of getting people to see your documentary, I […]

Hi Rex,

I’m glad that my previous comment helped fuel your ideas for this blog post. You write that you want your audience to be anyone who is listening. While I can recognize the challenges you (rather c […]

Hi Finn,

I appreciate how in focusing specifically on how income inequality impacts youth, you were able to dig into more specifics. I echo Dixie’s comment about being particularly struck by the points you m […]

Hi Grace,

Nice job in exploring some of the questions you are thinking of asking students and teachers. I especially appreciate how you thought of bathrooms and sex ed as places where LGBTQ+ support/resources […]

Hi Rex,

This is an impressive, detailed mind map! I appreciate how you really dug into each question. I was struck by what you said about the stakeholders being everyone. While I see the point you’re making ( […]

Hi Finn,
This is an impressive mind map! I appreciate the detail and depth of your exploration of this topic. It seems like you have a strong sense of the various and numerous impacts of income inequality. I […]

Hi Grace,

I appreciate the clarity of your mind map. I loved your question: What is the best way I can bring awareness to this issue? In my mind, the answer really depends on the action you hope to achieve. It […]

Hi Lucy,

I appreciate you creating a visual of your current thinking. However, I would love to see you dig deeper into specifics about different types of discrimination and the ways it shows up in people’s l […]

Hi Grace,

I’m glad to hear how thoughtfully you’re approaching choosing a topic. I agree with Dianne that going with something you feel passionate about will make the process so much more meaningful. I love you […]

Hi Finn,

These were such interesting, well-informed interviews. You asked some great questions, and it sounds like both of your parents have a lot of insight to share on this subject. I would love to know what […]

Hi Rex,

I’m glad you had a chance to do an interview to deepen your inquiry into this topic. It sounds like the person you interviewed shared a lot of your views on feminism. I would love to know how others, e […]

Hi Lucy,

Thank you for sharing the results of your interviews. It would be interesting to know the variation among answers, and if/how gender and other demographic info (race, ethnicity, religion, […]

Hi Rex,

As a queer, self-identified feminist, I’m excited to see you challenging the gender-binary that underlies the typical notion of feminism. It’s great that you are thinking about this from a number of dif […]

Hi Grace,

I’m excited to hear that you’re interested in grappling with the issue of racism. As a white person who grew up in a predominantly white community and now teaches in one, I often wonder how, if eve […]

Finn, I’m impressed by your thoughtful observations and questions you raise about the issue of income inequality here in VT!

I wonder what are the specific factors that are causing poverty levels to rise more h […]

Hi Rex, my name is Fallon, and I’ll be one of your blog readers for the next month or so. I’m a social studies and wellness teacher at the Sharon Academy, a public independent school of 34 kids. I had the […]

Hi Grace, my name is Fallon, and I’ll be one of your blog readers for the next month or so. I’m a social studies and emotional/social wellness teacher at the Sharon Academy, a public independent school of 34 kids. […]

Hi Lucy, my name is Fallon, and I’ll be one of your blog readers for the next month or so. I’m a social studies and emotional/social wellness teacher at the Sharon Academy, a public independent school of 34 kids. […]

Hi Finn, my name is Fallon, and I’ll be one of your blog readers for the next month or so. I’m a social studies and emotional/social wellness teacher at the Sharon Academy, a public independent school of 34 kids. […]