Irshad manji – Social Education

Letters to Irshad – Afterward

By Larry PattisonPosted on March 19, 2022March 19, 2022Posted in Moral CourageTagged cdned, cdnpoli, communication, community, critical race theory, global issues, globaled, honest diversity, Irshad manji, lifelong learning, moral courage, OnPOLI, OntEd, politics, viewpoint diversity, worldpoli1 Comment

There is no learning in feeling like you have to be silent.

Letters to Irshad – Letter 5

By Larry PattisonPosted on March 19, 2022March 19, 2022Posted in Moral CourageTagged cdned, cdnpoli, communication, community, critical race theory, global issues, globaled, honest diversity, Irshad manji, lifelong learning, moral courage, OnPOLI, OntEd, politics, viewpoint diversity, worldpoli1 Comment

What do we know about the cities we live in and how their histories – good and bad, paint a critical picture from where we’ve come, the influence that has on us, and the clues those stories provide in guiding our path forward?

Letters to Irshad – Letter 4

By Larry PattisonPosted on March 19, 2022March 19, 2022Posted in Moral CourageTagged cdned, cdnpoli, communication, community, critical race theory, global issues, globaled, honest diversity, Irshad manji, lifelong learning, moral courage, OnPOLI, OntEd, politics, viewpoint diversity, worldpoli2 Comments

We have to be okay with where we are now in our opinions and what we know about the world because this is where life has taken us so far.

Letters to Irshad – Letter 3

By Larry PattisonPosted on March 19, 2022March 19, 2022Posted in Moral CourageTagged cdned, cdnpoli, communication, community, critical race theory, global issues, globaled, honest diversity, Irshad manji, lifelong learning, moral courage, OnPOLI, OntEd, politics, viewpoint diversity, worldpoli1 Comment

I dream of our kids being able to be openly inquisitive in exploring these sensitive topics most of all, which includes teaching children strong communication skills. Ensuring our youth have the tools required to have these critical conversations without anyone feeling shamed, gamed, or that their opinions are wrong because our Other doesn’t agree with them.