Should Black folks reevaluate their political strategy in relation to the Democratic Party, and possibly consider third party candidates?
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Teaching the History of Slave Rebellions
A discussion on the lessons we can take from slave rebellions throughout history and how we can include these stories in our children’s education.
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Are Teachers Equipped to Teach Our Kids to Read?
A new study shows that a majority of states use weak elementary teacher reading licensing tests.
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Teaching About Islamophobia, Anti-Semitism, and the Middle East.
Chris, Sharif and Ismael discuss how teachers should be teaching about what is unfolding in Gaza and addressing Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism.
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Across Colors Ep. 1: Throwing Elbows and Making Sacrifices
Tanzina Vega talks to the hosts of “School Colors,” a podcast focused on how race, class and power shape public education.
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E14: Lessons on SEL From an Early Learning Perspective (Ft. Jamal Berry)
Learn how early learning can guide social-emotional learning in schools. Jamal Berry, CEO of Educare DC, shares valuable insights.
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The History of Black Education In America (ft. Dr. James Anderson)
Dr. James Anderson, author of The Education of Blacks in the South 1860-1935, joins us to discuss the history of Black education in America
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It Takes a Village: Education and Community Support (ft. Dr. Meisha Porter)
Dr. Meisha Porter of The Bronx Community Foundation and former Chancellor of NYC Public Schools, explains the importance of community support in education.
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Abolitionist Teaching and Education Reparations (ft. Dr. Bettina Love)
Dr. Bettina Love, award-winning author, discusses abolitionist teaching, education reparations, and hip hop in education.
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