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Monthly Archives: April, 2017

While Diversity Makes Us Stronger Many of Our Schools Are Weak

Equity and Justice April 28, 2017

It’s My Mama’s Birthday and I Want to Shout Her Out for Showing Me What an Educator Looks Like

Let's Talk About It April 26, 2017

Here’s What I Tell White People When They Ask How They Can Help Fight Systemic Racism and Oppression

Equity and Justice April 24, 2017

Working for Educational Justice Is a Lifestyle

Equity and Justice April 21, 2017

The Intersectionality of Indomitable Strong Black Women

Equity and Justice April 19, 2017

There Are Silver Bullets in Education and I Went to Washington to Tell DeVos That

Equity and Justice April 17, 2017

Two Black Male Principals Who Impact Black Boys and a Black Principal

Let's Talk About It April 14, 2017

Are You Serious About Decreasing the Dropout Rates of Black Students? Hire More Black Teachers

Equity and Justice April 13, 2017

9 Things Every Educator Needs to Know When Teaching Black Students

Accountability April 11, 2017

Why Teach Social Justice to Eighth-Graders? The Answer Is Simple: I Don’t Think We Have a Choice

Equity and Justice April 7, 2017

Empowering Parents to Push Schools to Be More Transparent About Their Children’s Education

Let's Talk About It April 5, 2017

Being a Black Educator in the White Spaces in America’s Schools

Equity and Justice April 3, 2017

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