Education
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Minneapolis Teachers Outraged after Union Contract Suggests Race-Based Layoff Agreement
The agreement makes Minneapolis one of the only school districts in the country to consider race over merit.
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Howard University Enters 20 Year Partnership With The Jordan Brand
The HBCU has joined forces with the global brand to increase opportunities for students.
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1 in 4 Teachers Are Told Not to Talk About Race, Survey Finds
Teachers who teach social studies and English reported being harassed about policies on race and bias.
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Florida Teacher Resigns after His Black Heroes Pictures Are Taken Down
The school district will be conducting a full investigation following the incident.
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Harvard Defends Use of Affirmative Action Ahead of Supreme Court Case
The ivy league college cites previous cases such as Grutter v. Bollinger to further commit to diversifying its admission practices.
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HBCU Night is the College Resource Every Black PWI Student Needs
Founder Andres Martin took his own HBCU experience and turned it into an event where community can immerse into the HBCU culture.
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Betsy DeVos Would Like to Get Rid of the Department of Education
The former Trump administration Secretary of Education was a keynote speaker at the "Moms For Liberty" conference in Florida.
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What Year Is This? While School Populations Have Become More Diverse, Segregation Still Remains
A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office shows that segregation practices are still prevalent in 2022
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First Grader Disciplined for “Any Life” Matters Drawing, Mother Sues School
The principal forced the girl to make a public apology to her classmates and was banned from recess that day.