Black Excellence

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.

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.

American education is addicted to failure narratives—yet real success stories are happening every day. It’s time we studied what works with the same urgency we study what’s broken.

ChatGPT misled me about charter schools and segregation. This article debunks common myths and explores the factors influencing educational equity.

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

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

A federal report reveals the impact of systemic bias on Black girls in schools, highlighting the urgent need for equitable treatment and protection.

Dr. Ruth Obiarinze recently introduced “The Overcomer Series,” a collection of motivational children’s books rooted in an inspiring depiction of Nigerian culture and family values.

Antonio Brown offers young men a free haircut if they read a book while in his chair—and they can keep the books they read to the barber!