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Calm down, Karen. Let the young people have their moment.
Teacher Markayle Gray filed a lawsuit against Charlotte Secondary School after being fired for teaching the novel "Dear Martin." White parents' complaints about critical race theory got him fired, the lawsuit says.
The Southern Poverty Law Center has officially labeled the "Moms for Liberty" so-called parental rights group as "extremists."
Teachers can still stay true to history without breaking new laws.
Daily Salinas is reportedly white supremacist-adjacent.
Amanda Gorman poem delivered at President Biden's inauguration has been banned at a Florida school over critical race theory fears, thanks to one parent.
“Affinity graduations” are drawing the ire of conservatives, who incorrectly dismiss them as “segregated” graduations. The attacks on the special ceremonies overlook the history of racism on campus.
During this year's Teacher Appreciation Week, education justice advocates and educators once again sounded the alarm on inequities in education that impact teachers and children alike.
The path toward a more equitable and enriched education system lies in the empowerment of Black male teachers, who are an intricate part of improving academic outcomes for Black students finding their way.
The lack of funding in the industry has a harmful impact on children, families and providers alike.
New Orleans high school student Dennis Barnes set a new world record by receiving more than $9 million in college scholarships!
