Voices For Black Liberatory Thought and Education

When Institutions Become Uncomfortable

One of the recurring stories in Black educational life is the departure of people who seemed indispensable while they were here. Not the disengaged ones. Usually the opposite. The people who read deeply. The people who organize. The people who seem to carry around...

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A Black Studies Lens Demands We Rethink How We Structure Curriculum

I've argued before that Black Studies should shape the way we structure curriculum. For that to be possible, we must define curriculum structuring. The longer I worked in curriculum,...

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