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educational justice

Huey Would’ve Asked: Are HBCUs Really Serving Black Men?

The Panthers didn’t wait for permission—they built what our people needed. Free breakfast programs. Health clinics. Liberation schools. They didn’t ask anyone to validate their vision. They created...

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Math

Are We Setting Up Our Youth for Financial Failure?

I recently had the honor of speaking to a group of young adults at the Chicago Urban League, invited by a former student. I walked in with a mission: to tell them the truth that too many adults are...

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Black teachers

This Month We Celebrate Members of the Black Educator Hall of Fame

Ed Post has partnered with the Center for Black Educator Development and Philly's 7th Ward to lift some of the greatest minds in Black education, the Black Educator Hall of Fame. There will be one...

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Achievement Gap

The NAEPs of Wrath

How did you recognize NAEP Day this year? Many reveled in platitudes and short stories, mostly fiction, told to confirm our biases for this or that educational intervention. I’m reasonably...

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equity

MLK Taught Us We Can't Wait For The Perfect Allies

It’s that time of year. Get ready for the whitewashing and sanitary retellings of who MLK was and what his holiday should mean. Instead of spending another year starting and stopping at “I Have a...

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Math

Ed Post's Top Videos of 2024 Reveal the Truth About Education

Ed Post’s YouTube channel is a must-visit spot for real talk about education, history, and change. We laughed, learned, and supported each other while navigating challenging issues that can feel...

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