In chapter 17 of his seminal work Black Reconstruction in America, titled “The Propaganda of History,” W.E.B. DuBois details the lessons American school children...
Here’s how (systemic) racism works.
African people were taken from their homes and brought to what would become the United States to be enslaved, where...
Public conversations about inequality in the United States often return to a familiar explanation. When communities experience persistent poverty, struggling schools, or unstable housing,...
Principals are always in the middle. They navigate the space between parents and teachers and between teachers and students. They mediate the messages of district...
In many classrooms, curriculum is treated as a matter of coverage. Units are organized around topics, lessons are paced according to standards, and assessments...
