anti-racism

Our children are being used as pawns in the politically motivated culture wars being forced into our nation’s public schools.

Part of the Tennessee Three, legislators Justin Pearson and Justin Jones face the same racism and scrutiny Black boys encounter in the education system.

This week, parents protested H.R. 5, the so-called Parents Bill of Rights. Recent polling reveals their true priority: ending the school culture wars.

There is growing backlash from students, parents and educators against attempts to block or water down Black history.

We can’t wait for politicians and school districts to affirm what we already know about Black history and the positive impact that it has on all children.

Black students go through their entire K-12 schooling learning about mathematical theorems, formulas and algorithms but never learn that their ancestors in Kemet were the originators of mathematical reasoning.

In collaboration with the Center for Black Educator Development, Ed Post offers a list of 28 essential black history books educators need to read.

When it comes to higher achievement scores of first-gen students, it usually comes down to mindset, support and investment in the assessments.

Mind your three P’s—privilege, positionality, and power—and you may soon see huge results in your classroom relationships.