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Joanna Johnson is an openly gay teacher and TikTok star from Canada with 2,6 Mio. followers. For L-MAG, she explains the role money plays in her life and... For L-MAG, she explains the role money plays in her life and why she sometimes wears brand-name clothes...
Nov 18, 2021 · Run it Like a Girl. Joanna Johnson is a high school teacher by day, and a social media influencer by night, with nearly 900,000 followers on TikTok, where her videos have been viewed millions of times. Joanna, who goes by Unlearn16 on TikTok has become a social justice warrior dealing with hate, prejudice and inequality with well articulated ...
Oct 8, 2024 · Joanna Johnson. Toronto teacher ready to change the world one 'hun' at a time. Sarcasm is my love language 3pommes@gmail.com. TedX. The smirk may be my favourite expression - zoom in and tell me what you think. Adjust my mic at sound check for my first TedX in Grande Prairie, Alberta - Call me whatever you want, as long as you compliment my hair.
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Twitter is good for something. Joanna Johnson appeared on my radar this year. When the rest of social media was name-calling (Dean raises hand), doxxing, and calling each other pedos and groomers, Joanna, a teacher with 20 years under her belt, decided to educate. She's become a viral sensation by offering…
For Joanna Johnson, a teacher at a Toronto private high school who has more than 2.6 million followers on TikTok (as @unlearn16), “this isn’t about indoctrination, this is about education.”
Jul 28, 2023 · Published July 28, 2023 9:01 a.m. PDT. Share. An anti-racism trainer accused of denigrating a Toronto principal who later died by suicide welcomed a review launched by Ontario's education minister ...
