It wasn’t so long ago that countless Black women were tasked with caring for white children. Nannies, maids, caretakers, these were the jobs available primarily to Black women. Black men, meanwhile,...
The Panthers didn’t wait for permission—they built what our people needed. Free breakfast programs. Health clinics. Liberation schools. They didn’t ask anyone to validate their vision. They created...
As we conclude Women’s History Month, it’s time to take a moment to look clearly at who has always been at the heart of the fight for justice and what educators can learn from them. Among the...
The number of children diagnosed with developmental disabilities is on the rise, specifically attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Today, nearly one in...
Proposals to eliminate the Department of Education (ED) have been a Republican talking point since Ronald Reagan first suggested it in the early 1980s. The Trump administration’s executive order to...