Joel Bezaire

@joelbezaire.bsky.social

Middle School Administrator & Math Teacher, Desmos Fellow and Certified Presenter, @edcoop.Bluesky.social Board Pres., Bass Player for Staredown, Canadian living in Music City

No chance she'll agree, but Tennesseans everywhere should continually amplify the fact that there's no chance Marsha will agree to a debate. She won't even do an interview. Literally Anyone But Blackburn '26

Jerri Green@jerrigreen4tn.bsky.social · 2d ago

It's been 294 days since we first asked Marsha to debate. Now that we've secured the nomination, voters are owed the opportunity to hear from both of us. If she can't answer to voters, she can't be trusted to lead.

DAY 4 at EdCo Summer Workshop, Cohort 12 completed their “Critical Friends” protocol training and then moved to a human-centered Design Thinking exercise, co-developing solutions with their partners. Later, Cohort 12 reflected on their week so far with teachers of similar experience levels!

5 teachers engaged in pleasant, focused conversation in a classroom setting at EdCo Summer Workshop 2026.1 teacher joyfully showing a Design Thinking exercise solution to another teacher who is laughing in a school setting at EdCo Summer Workshop 2026.The Educators’ Cooperative Executive Director Amy Nystrand and another educator introducing an exercise in a conference room setting at EdCo Summer Workshop 2026.Cohort 12 and other EdCo Members participating in a reflection exercise in an assembly room setting at EdCo Summer Workshop 2026.

mitchell’s right. if you come from a faith tradition with a sacred text replete with warnings against wealth, you need a pretty damn robust argument to explain why, actually, the people protesting wealth are the real bad guys. this piece does not rise to the occasion. unserious.

mitchell atencio (he·him·his)@mitchellatencio.com · last mo.

this is just pathetic. besides two MASSIVE leaps in logic ("wanting to tax the rich is the same logic as assassination; it's also antisemitism"), you'd think a *Christian* magazine might engage *Christian* arguments about how to treat the wealthy. they are barely referenced, solely to be ignored