anti-racism

Creating a community of Black educators to mitigate the invisible tax on teachers of color is critical to supporting and retaining Black male teachers.

This year, instead of focusing on Black people, let’s question why white people denied Black people’s humanity in the first place.

Honoring Dr. King’s true legacy requires rejecting distortions of his words and committing to educational justice and empowerment for marginalized students.

When schools step away from inclusivity, they’re not making anyone safer—they’re leaving communities of color vulnerable and perpetuating the inequities baked into the system.

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

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

It will take each of us breaking the silence and beginning to recognize and honor the existence of Native people on this land to begin to make change. 

Reset your algorithm by following Black educators and activists to reduce biases and enhance your teaching, connecting better with diverse students.

There isn’t—and never was—one way to be an American, and our civics curriculum and pedagogy should reflect that.