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Education Karen’s 10 Resolutions for 2023

2022 was a rough year for Education Karen, but she's vowing to do much better in 2023.

DEI? CRT? Mrs. Karen K. Kramer shares the plight of the white woman in schools and how she's doing her best to remain colorblind and woke even (she's not racist!)

Karen blesses us with her 10 resolutions for the classroom to make 2023 the best year ever (and to make sure she doesn't get fired, or worse, cancelled.)

What would you add to her list? What do white women educators need to focus on in 2023? Let us know in the comments and don't forget to subscribe to the channel to follow Karen's next move. 

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