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Rina Gonzalez Gelpí

@gonzalezgelpi

Public policy analyst; best practices in government and orgs; education & fed compliance, administration; governance, education reform initiatives.

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Anna Maria Junus (@junusanna) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some people think that we're only talking about men stealing women's medals and that's no big deal. Nope. It's stealing money. Stealing scholarships. Stealing opportunities. Stealing recognition. Stealing dignity, privacy, bodily autonomy. And causing harm to women & girls.

Sharron Davies MBE (@sharrond62) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A reminder… no one is banned (or was ever banned) from sport. They are just asked, like everyone else, to compete in the category that fits the reality of either their sex, age or weight. Physical Reality matters, especially in sport

la scapigliata (@lascapigliata8) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I hope people are not expecting women, who have been dehumanised, disenfranchised and endangered on behalf of transgender ideology and their children harmed by it, to just smile graciously at every tiny crumb of rights and dignity being returned to us. Because I am furious.

J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reposting this for the benefit of people in my mentions who're still pushing the fantastically original arguments 'Why do you care about a tiny fraction of people?' 'Why can't you just be kind?' 'What harm is it doing you?' etc etc etc.

Toby Rogers (@utobian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jeffrey A Tucker I'm reminded of this (from Grok): "In The Power of the Powerless by Václav Havel, the greengrocer is expected to put a sign in his shop window that says: "Workers of the world, unite!" In Havel's essay, the sign is not about expressing the greengrocer’s personal beliefs — it’s

Laura Powell (@laurapowellesq) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Imagine believing that Title IX, passed in 1972, was designed to protect men who identify as women, rather than women and girls. 🤯

Imagine believing that Title IX, passed in 1972, was designed to protect men who identify as women, rather than women and girls. 🤯
James A. Furey (@jamesafurey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I have an ideal vision of what school should accomplish and a minimal vision of what schools should accomplish. The minimal vision? Just teach kids to read. Literally, that’s it. We know how to do it. It’s not expensive. And it’s completely feasible. It’s the embarrassment of

The Principal’s Office (@educator4ever36) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Any child who is not reading and/or doing math on level by 3rd grade should be required to go to an alternative classroom for one year where the only focus is reading and/or math. They’ll then go to 4th grade a year later but the hope is they’ll be on level, because we all know

Daniel Buck, “Youngest Old Man in Ed Reform” (@mrdanielbuck) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Average per pupil funding in various school settings Chicago & NY (public): >$30,000 Nation (Public): $17,000 Private: $15,000 Charter: $10,000 Home: <$2,000 Guess which settings have the best and worst outcomes...

James A. Furey (@jamesafurey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If school is supposed to prepare kids for the “real world,” why doesn’t it look anything like it? The real world doesn’t give endless second chances, ignore your personal failings, or reward your bad behavior.

Secretary Linda McMahon (@edsecmcmahon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Putting men in women’s intimate spaces is not safe or reasonable. Putting them up against women in physical competition is not fair.   Not only is the law clear, but so is common sense.

Rina Gonzalez Gelpí (@gonzalezgelpi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is why as administrators or policy makers you have to surround yourself with the top of the teacher achievers (not professors, that’s a story in and of itself).

Rina Gonzalez Gelpí (@gonzalezgelpi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No. Seen in Puerto Rico homes many years ago. If the house has a separate door leading to bedrooms it will mostly be locked at night too.