When I joined Teach For America in 2011, after working in state policy and budgeting for several years, I saw similar biases impact the expectations of our kids’ education based on their zip code, skin color, and income. Many elected officials say things like, “If parents just [insert belief or action], then our children wouldn’t be failing.” But this is wrong. Students and families are facing systemic barriers and we need leaders who are mad and ready to change the system. 2. Spreading awareness on the issue of homeless LGBTQ youth series about getting involved in government. In this op-ed, Amber Huett-Garcia, candidate for Tennessee’s House of Representatives, District 86, and director of development with Teach For America - Memphis, explains the role bias has played in her identity and the leadership role she aspires to take. Sadly, Knightley's appearance in the trailer is incredibly brief and doesn't include any lines. The tiny tease means we still don't know exactly how she'll figure into her son's pirate exploits or whether we'll get any scenes of her reuniting with Will after their heartbreaking separation, but, boy, is it good to see her back regardless. No offense to Sam Claflin and thePirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides