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What “Frozen II” Gets Right About Indigenous Representation—and What Schools Still Get Wrong

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By Gina Caneva
| Ed Post Verified
As I sat with my 7-year-old daughter and her friends in a movie theater for a showing of “Frozen II,” I was fascinated. No, it wasn’t with the autumn scenery, or Olaf’s comedic retelling of the first Frozen, or of Elsa and Anna’s acts of heroism during the climax of the film. Instead, I was highly satisfied with the way they portrayed the indigenous tribe of the Northuldra and their relations with the mostly white leaders of Arendelle. Spoiler Alert.
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What “Frozen II” Gets Right About Indigenous Representation-and What Schools Still Get Wrong

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By Gina Caneva
| Ed Post Verified
As I sat with my 7-year-old daughter and her friends in a movie theater for a showing of "Frozen II," I was fascinated. No, it wasn’t with the autumn scenery, or Olaf’s comedic retelling of the first Frozen, or of Elsa and Anna’s acts of heroism during the climax of the film. Instead, I was highly satisfied with the way they portrayed the indigenous tribe of the Northuldra and their relations with the mostly white leaders of Arendelle. Spoiler Alert.
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Deportation threats make schools even more unsafe Original

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By Gina Caneva
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
It came as no surprise to me when the Trump administration announced that schools would no longer be shielded from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents entering to arrest immigrants. It was just the latest sign of what I have witnessed firsthand as a public school educator for 21 years: the deterioration of our nation’s public schools as a safe haven for children, young adults and families. I can remember the first time I was afraid to go to school.
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