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A decade of BMEC: how 100 Black male educators grew into 2,000, building community, public voice, and resistance amid attacks on Black students and teachers.

Randi Weingarten’s “Why Fascists Fear Teachers” is a blistering defense of public education—and a battle cry for democracy itself.

As book bans and censorship spread, leaders must decide: protect comfort or defend truth? History shows progress comes from courage in education.

The 19th Amendment didn’t free all women. Black women were betrayed by white suffragettes who chose racism over equality. Here’s the truth.

H.R. 1 puts Black families, children, and elders at risk by slashing Medicaid and CHIP. This isn’t budget reform—it’s a moral betrayal of the vulnerable.

We are watching injustice in real time—and becoming numb to it. If your heart isn’t broken, you’re not paying attention. Here’s why that should terrify us all.

In a time of political urgency and educational inequity, we must reclaim the arts as a force for justice. Reflecting on the role of art in social movements, this post calls for a revival of resistance through the arts in our schools.

Frankie Smith and Andrea Rogers, LGBTQIA+ youth activists discuss the best strategies to create more inclusive environments for LGBTQIA+ youth.

I attended Mary Evelyn Castle Elementary School, Craig Middle School, and graduated from Lawrence North High School (Go Wildcats!). These are all schools i