anti-racism
Learn, Baby, Learn: MLK Defended Self-Determination in Black Education
Every Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we must navigate competing realities: the enduring salience of his words and the ways they are all too often misused, the ways they are stripped of context,...
equity
The Real Cost of Equity Backlash in Schools Is Student Safety
With the arrival of the second Trump administration this January, a host of new dynamics and realities will emerge in education politics. The incoming president has made it known that he intends to...
Math
Ed Post's Top Videos of 2024 Reveal the Truth About Education
Ed Post’s YouTube channel is a must-visit spot for real talk about education, history, and change. We laughed, learned, and supported each other while navigating challenging issues that can feel...
anti-racism
The Fight for Our Children Is Never Done
Last week, I was honored to lead a panel discussion with Angela Davis, Ericka Huggins, and Hamid Khalid at the Black Male Educator Conference. Being in a hotel full of Black educators, influencers,...
anti-racism
Here's How You Can Talk About Christopher Columbus in Your Classroom
When I invite teachers to rethink how they teach Columbus at our semiannual UnColumbus Day Symposium in Philadelphia, many teachers think it’s not for them. “I don’t teach about Columbus. I don’t...
Diversity
Reset Your Algorithm, Reset Your Biases By Following These Education Activists
Hey, white educators, stop your doom-scrolling and reset your algorithm in a way that can reduce your biases. If you follow Black teachers and education activists, I promise several things will...
