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Black Folks At The Political Crossroad (Again)

After the 2024 presidential election, many African Americans—Black women specifically—upon seeing the re-election of Donald Trump, reasoned to “sit out” politics, policy fights, and protests because America made its choice: a racist and convicted felon. Four months later, the “sitting out” sentiment hasn’t changed. I...

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The Crisis Of Cell Phones

Cell phones are a hot topic in education circles. Should they or shouldn’t they be banned in school? I can say that last school year, my students were distracted by...

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Dr. Katera Moore
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