Voices For Black Liberatory Thought and Education

Every Land Is Galveston and Every Day Is Juneteenth

There is a version of Juneteenth that America prefers. It is the tidy one. The one that says enslaved Black people in Texas simply did not know they were free until June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived in Galveston with the news. That version...

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Education Must Do More Than Prepare Black Children To Survive

My mother introduced me to conversations about racism, injustice, power, and the contradictions of American society when I was still young. A lot of the lessons she passed down...

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Sharif El-Mekki
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Rann Miller
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Tomiko Ball
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Dr. Katera Moore
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Robert Simmons
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