Voices For Black Liberatory Thought and Education

America Uses the Myth of “Personal Responsibility” as Cover for Anti-Blackness

Public conversations about inequality in the United States often return to a familiar explanation. When communities experience persistent poverty, struggling schools, or unstable housing, the discussion quickly turns to the topic of "responsibility." Families are told they must become stronger. Students are urged to...

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Black Studies Should Guide How We Structure Curriculum

In many classrooms, curriculum is treated as a matter of coverage. Units are organized around topics, lessons are paced according to standards, and assessments measure what students can recall...

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