Black Teachers
What Black teachers face today is not that different from what we faced in the past.
One of hip-hop’s greatest gifts is a certain mindset that focuses on freedom of thought, flexibility and truth-telling.
Black and Hispanic teachers across the U.S. are leaving schools due to “pandemic-era burnout,” “low pay” and high-stress working environments, according to a new report.
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.
Teachers who received their training at historically Black colleges and universities mean more to our communities than we realize.
South Carolina State University received a $90k grant to support a program that aims to increase the representation of Black male teachers.
The cycle continues nearly seven years after SCOTUS heard opened oral arguments in Fisher v. The University of Texas at Austin.
Unless we hyper-focus on the problem, it will never get solved.
The need for Black teachers is crucial because oftentimes they can bridge the gap for many Black students and connect with them in meaningful ways
A Texas school board trustee says he and his family have been the subject of death threats after comments he made at school board meetings falsely equating Black teachers and high school dropout rates.
North Carolina Central University recently unveiled a program designed to increase the representation of Black male teachers.
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