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Education leader Kwame Sarfo-Mensah checked off a major item on his teacher bucket list: attending this year’s HipHopEd Conference, which took place fittingly at the birthplace of Hip-Hop: The Bronx, N.Y.
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Educator Barnes talks anti-racist education by schools having smart, clear policies around racial slurs in school and how to handle the n-word in literature in a unharmful way.
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Dr. Greg Carr joins BTBEP to discuss Black Nationalism and education activism.
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When we encourage student voice in the classroom, it has a positive impact on educational outcomes.
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Dr. Khalilah Harris discusses Black liberation, education equity, and opportunity access in education.
Read MoreWhat if Two Types of Education Reform-Charter Schools and Education Savings Accounts-Merged?
Charter schools, private school vouchers, and educational savings accounts should merge to best serve students.
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