Education
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Why Tulsa Having A Permanent Black Woman Superintendent Is A Big Deal
The community of Tulsa, OK., has a complicated relationship with race. The appointment of Dr. Ebony Johnson marks an important inflection point.
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White Billionaire Claims Harvard’s First Black President Is Unqualified, He’s Dead Wrong
Billionaire who called Kyle Rittenhouse a “patriot” says Claudine Gay, Harvard’s First Black President, is a diversity hire.
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Does New AP African American Studies Course Cave To Anti-‘Woke’ Push-Back?
After Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis attacked the course, the Black Lives Matter movement will now be optional
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Segregated Grade School Classes? Chicago Program Receives Mixed Reactions
These so-called “affinity classes” are offered to Black kids in select learning subjects.
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Shocking Update in Crazy Racist Attack on Black High School Student
The Kansas high schooler seen calling a Black girl the n-word and punching her has been charged.
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New Revelation Made in the Morgan State University Homecoming Shooting Investigation
Jovon Williams was arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder over the weekend.
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Dept of Ed Data Confirms What We Already Knew About the Education of Black and Brown Kids
A report from the Civil Rights Data Collection confirms racial disparity in public education
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Angelina Jolie’s Daughter Showed Out Making Her Debut as an AKA on Spelman’s Campus
I’m literally clutching my pearls as I watch Zahara Marley Jolie-Pitt join some pretty amazing company.
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Authors of George Floyd Book Banned From Discussing Racism in School Event
The authors were told by a high school to no mention systemic racism.