Sage (he/they)

@sagemitchell.bsky.social

🏳️‍⚧️ writer & teacher. My chapbook DIRTSTACHE is out now from Neon Hemlock. Currently working on my first novel.

1. We are seeing a massive amount of overcompliance with Trump EOs. Nonprofits across the board are erasing transgender people from their websites. Mira Lazine reports on several that have made the decision to do so in her latest piece. Subscribe to support our journalism.

Several Nonprofits Overcomply With Trump EOs, Erase Trans People From Websites

Organizations such as the Boys and Girls Club of America, the Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network, and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children are among dozens erasing trans people.

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Banned/challenged books are often difficult reads with jarring content, but we can't shield ourselves nor our children from the realities of the world forever - it's better to build empathy and understanding through books, especially by reading books by/about marginalized people.

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I keep thinking about how before I got my current job I worked at a title I school where there was an incredibly understaffed special education program. In the program was a student whose behavior would regularly cause us to go on a soft lock down in our classrooms 🧵

I’m working on focusing on the things I can control. So, I taught my students how to make zines. Who knows, maybe they’ll need to spread the word about something one day. Many of them chose to write about their opinions related to book banning.

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Dropped the ball with this but coming back to it! Choose 20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you. One book per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just covers. Day 7/20

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Talking about book banning with my students this week as we are about to read the most controversial part of our shared novel. Hoping it’s impactful because I just get fired up and emotional every time I dig into this topic