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Anna
~I'm Anna and I'm an educator.
~I also keep it real.
~I grew up outside of Dallas and Chicago, but now I live in Philly.
~I'm an alumna of the University of Illinois and the University of Pennsylvania.
~I was also a Teach For America corps member (my personal views only are expressed here).
~I am obsessive about cheese, dogs, cinema, fashion, anything black and white, music, education reform and policy, and literary analysis.
~I get my best ideas while in transit--walking home, in cab rides, on the plane.
~I guess you could say I'm a bit of a misanthrope wearing a pair of seriously rose-colored glasses.
~Enjoy! (And if you do, please leave me a comment or an email!)



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11 July 09

Living History

It occurred to me that everything about my life, in time, will be labeled and categorized as “Bush-era” this or “Obama-era” that.  Like, the movies I watch, even ones as dumb as Harold and Kumar Go To Guantanamo Bay, will be included in film class syllabi as examples of films highlighting “Bush-era paranoia.”  The blogs I read, like Gawker, will be labeled in history textbooks as “disseminations of Bush-era cynicism, or ‘snark.’”  My membership in Teach For America will flag me to my future children as a part of the “Obama generation”—optimistic, idealistic, committed to giving back.

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Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh