anti-racism

Oklahoma’s schools reveal how a second Trump term could reshape public education—more Christian, more patriotic, and far less “woke.”

From Toni Morrison to Frantz Fanon, banned books have long revealed more about power than about prose. Book banning isn’t new—it’s a centuries-old tool of control used to silence marginalized voices and maintain systems of oppression.

59 years later, the Black Panther Party’s Ten-Point Platform continues to guide the fight for truth in education, racial identity, and liberation for Black youth.

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

Public schools run on quiet miracles, not culture war distractions. A parent’s view on back-to-school and Oklahoma’s “big dumb test.”

Education today is a battlefield. Book bans, attacks on history, and efforts to erase memory are all tactics used to silence the truth. If education is to matter, it must be practiced as freedom, not silence.

Two decades after Hurricane Katrina forced the reboot of New Orleans’ schools, academics, and college-going are up, but racial divides persist.

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

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters, known for censoring books and banning DEI lessons, is now under investigation after nude images were displayed during a Board of Education meeting in his office. Lawmakers demand accountability amid a growing scandal.