i am carley shimkus. todd: i am ashley strohmier and for todd piro and merry christmas with your families and friends or whatever you are doing. currently, we did get to spend some time with our loved ones. look at that. this is may be yesterday santa claus gifted those onesies but we had so much fun on s fox & friends first and we got to hang to 2 mike hang out with santa and to his sleigh, his roster next year if they passed the past but never touched a reindeer before, but that did happen. we got to have a christmas breakfast after i got done with work yesterday but look at maggie. that is my little miss maggie. she was so when enthused of course, ialways get the nicee i m that nice win. but we had some problems with our electricity. ashley: because it stormed? carley: we didn t have power 72 hours and kind of blew up again so we have to go back brand-new, mind you. ashley: were you freezing? carley: we had icicles inside and it was a complete disaster so i fee
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control our body to take our mind or vice versa and the words in steve the strongest weapon and the o presentations is in the minded of the oppressed (clapping.) thank you for your time. (clapping.) okay. so my name is amy i m not going to follow i m going to have her teach my class i teach at mission high school taught there for 9 years it s an honor to be able to touch this class it s completely transformed me and spider me to go back to school with that, it as transformed me along with my students i love it everyday when i come into the class i get to hear the passion with that, apologize to introduce alejondra. this working first of all, i want to shake your hand there needs to be more young people there are people who don t know about the comments i d be honored if you would shake my hand (clapping.) all right. so what you witnessed to me is exactly with ethnic studies is about being to find our own individual find your identity through our history so my name is alej
people s cultures with struggles they ve colonel through and would they ve gained from the struggles during my classrooms we watched movies not just for fun we recently watched the mask as as al gore for geminis. (clapping.) wow. what s this. while before the max you ve been held under church and the government and schools your families the media, and the work place a two-year-old is held under the family an adult is held under the government and workplace and the child in the school system and the families no matter how old you ll be under one of the institutions of power when in class i walk in i take a deep breath and sit down and pull out my paper and pencil and i looked at the board and has a do now and with that do now it says get our mind started before the actually lesson so when doing the do now we have to think about why are we watching this movie where are we watching the matrix we re walsh it and someone asks what is is gemini it s the total body take mind to
(clapping.) okay. so my name is amy i m not going to follow i m going to have her teach my class i teach at mission high school taught there for 9 years it s an honor to be able to touch this class it s completely transformed me and spider me to go back to school with that, it as transformed me along with my students i love it everyday when i come into the class i get to hear the passion with that, apologize to introduce alejondra. this working first of all, i want to shake your hand there needs to be more young people there are people who don t know about the comments i d be honored if you would shake my hand (clapping.) all right. so what you witnessed to me is exactly with ethnic studies is about being to find our own individual find your identity through our history so my name is alejondra a senior and i port ethnic studies since i was young nothing more important than my history when i went into history class i found nothing about myself or cult but i found out my iden