Did you ever learn about Black Wall Street and the Tulsa, Oklahoma Massacre? I know I did not. It was not until I was an adult. Did you learn about the Ros
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Here’s Why Teachers Pay Teachers Is Fueling Culture Wars in the Classroom
When textbooks make headlines you realize it’s probably good. In fact, it’s probably because something racist happened.
Read MoreEducation Needs a Bigger Tent, Not a Bigot Tent
In the past several years, right-leaning education reformers have been contemptuous of—and frustrated by—progressives who brought a justice orientation int
Read MoreA Year Later, One Thing Is Clear: Being ‘Woke’ Isn’t Nearly Enough
It has been a year since the murder of George Floyd and the “American Spring” that followed it. Corporate America, sports leagues, marketing firms, and non
Read MoreThe Real History of Teachers Being Complicit in the Miseducation of Black and White Children
As we celebrate and honor what would have been Malcolm X’s 96th birthday this week, I can’t help but think of his legacy in the context of today’s whitelas
Read MoreThe Rush to Reopen Schools Comes at a Price for Marginalized Students
The growing demand to reopen schools echoes across the country, supported by billions of dollars in federal funds to help schools “build back better.” Stat
Read MoreYou Could Not Raise Colorblind Children Even If You Wanted To
There is a meme going around, well not a meme, a genre of a meme. They typically feature kids from visibly different ethnic backgrounds getting along swell
Read MoreI Thought Talking About Race in the Classroom Wasn’t Important. I Was Wrong.
Critical race theory is this moment’s scapegoat of fearful White America. So, for what it’s worth, here is my own accounting of being a privileged white ma
Read MoreChange in Schools Starts With Listening to Students
I am a high school senior from Montgomery County, Maryland, and a fierce advocate for social justice and progressive change. I have spent the past year wor
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