Stories

Celebrating stories of Black fatherhood with a message of inspiration from Joshua Stewart, son of Education Post CEO, Chris Stewart.

I’m not shifting gears or chasing trends. I vow to be boring in my pursuits because the belief gap holds millions of kids hostage to low expectations.

Ed Post’s YouTube channel sparked critical conversations about education, history, and change, offering deep insights and real talk all year long.

As we wrap up 2024, we’re looking back on the TikToks that stopped your scroll and earned the most views, hearts, and comments. Let’s see where we’ve been.

Radical Black love is a revolutionary practice that counters the systemic, pervasive anti-Blackness that seeps into the everyday lives of Black children, educators, families, and communities. 

The pandemic broke our expectation that school is an every day thing.

Math troubles are not about intelligence or ability. When you teach Black kids properly, they thrive. That’s the real equation we need to fix.

Educators can leverage AI to enrich the learning experience and prepare students for a future in which AI plays an increasingly significant role.

Advocates must act to secure high-quality education for Black children with community-driven solutions and systemic change for true educational justice.