We open with an original poem by Jeffery C. White, “Everywhere, the Line.” 🎧📝 Everyday front lines move through mirrors, porches, classrooms, airports, barbershops, and the small choreography of getting home safe. 🚪🚶🏾‍♂️📵Jeff (U.S.) and Christian (Canada) trace teaching as liberation across time. 🇺🇸🤝🇨🇦 Frederick Douglass’s literacy-as-jailbreak meets Jarvis R. Givens’s Fugitive Pedagogy. 🔓📖 Selma’s teachers step into the streets; Canadian histories surface from Hugh Burnett to Buxton and Africville. 🪧🏫🍁We name the pandemic’s strain and the digital divide. 🦠💻 We confront curricular gag orders and policy headwinds without surrendering truth. 🛑📚 We center student dignity with primary sources, legal literacy, librarian partnerships, and shared emotional labor. 📜⚖️📚💬This episode extends our IG Live on liberatory education; bring your people and build a study circle that outlasts election cycles. 👥🔁 Joy is strategy; precision is care; community is the method. ✨🧠💛📅Next episode drops September 20 🗣️ As always, keep the conversation going

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