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These Moms Want The Liberty To Be Even More Racist

Ask any mother about their desires for their children and ultimately, you’ll hear the same things no matter who you ask. Mothers (parents in...

The Superintendent Problem

Over the years, I’ve relied on the data complied by the NJ Department of Education to do research and analysis on the realities of...

What About the Rest of Us

Earlier this year, Gov. Ron DeSantis blocked the College Board from piloting its AP African American Studies (APAAS) course in Florida under the state’s...

Despite The Supreme Court Ruling, Race Based Admissions Will Endure…For White People

This week a lot of folks will mark the independence of the United States from Great Britain, but for Black and Brown Americans, and...

If (When) They Ban My Book…

I have the privilege of teaching United States history to Black and Brown high school students. I can remember being a high school student and...

Post-Juneteenth, Can We Secure Liberation

Realizing our Dreams of Education Liberation and Juneteenth I had a dream the other night, that just like General Gordon Granger who marched into Galveston,...

Why White Teachers (People) Insist On Using The N-Word

Last month, a white geometry teacher in Missouri was placed on administrative leave for engaging his classroom with a question around use of the...

How Did An Alabama Senator, Tommy Tuberville, Get His Degree?

The first time I heard of Tommy Tuberville, he was the head football coach of the Auburn Tigers. Today, the former football coach is...

Memorial Day, Like Most American Holidays, Is Black History

Last month, we celebrated Memorial Day. The day is an opportunity for Americans to honor fallen soldiers who sacrificed their lives, so that the...
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