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Black and Latino Students Are Locked Out of Advanced Classes While White Students Reap the Benefits

In schools across America, Black and Latino students are being pushed into less advanced courses, while their White peers reap the benefits of taking advanced classes, setting...

February 5 2020

By Kayla Patrick

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Black Teachers Are Tired of Feeling Tolerated. We Want to Feel Empowered, Supported and Celebrated.

Where are all the Black teachers? This is a question I’ve asked myself and others for the last few years now. But it wasn’t until recently that the answer to this burning question...

December 2 2016

By Danielle Sanders

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A Long Island High School Where 'You Never Run Into a Closed Door'

The first time Dr. James Hunderfund entered Malverne High School, the hallways felt "hostile." "You didn't want to stay in one place too long," he said recently. That was then....

February 24 2016

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Black and Latino Students Are Locked Out of Advanced Classes While White Students Reap the Benefits

By Kayla Patrick

Black Teachers Are Tired of Feeling Tolerated. We Want to Feel Empowered, Supported and Celebrated.

By Danielle Sanders

A Long Island High School Where 'You Never Run Into a Closed Door'

By Karin Chenoweth

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Black and Latino Students Are Locked Out of Advanced Classes While White Students Reap the Benefits

Black Teachers Are Tired of Feeling Tolerated. We Want to Feel Empowered, Supported and Celebrated.

A Long Island High School Where 'You Never Run Into a Closed Door'

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