From Mary McLeod Bethune to Booker T. Washington, here are seven Black educators who made an impact.
Michael Hosinski was granted early retirement despite video footage showing him chasing after a student, grabbing the student by the backpack, hitting him in the face and slamming him into a wall at Jimtown High School in Elkhart, Indiana.
We can't just sit back and let the caucasified youth end up like this. Something has to be done for their own good and for the good of humanity. Also, so Black people don't end up getting arrested or worse for f***ing them up.
A viral video showing white math teacher Candice Reed in her Riverside, California high school's classroom mocking Native Americans and performing a dance in front of students was widely criticized as being culturally disrespectful.
A parent is infuriated by the incident caught on video.
A Long Island high school teacher is accused of comparing four black students to monkeys, and the teacher is being supported by the community.
A D.C. kindergarten teacher talks to NewsOne about the self-care day he put on for his students.
A 13-year-old Baltimore girl named Janiyah was empowered by peers after voicing deep vulnerabilities about her features.
Trent Bennett, a teacher at Malvern High School in Little Rock, took to KTHV-TV's Facebook page on Christmas Eve to unleash a series of racist remarks about President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.
An unidentified woman went on a rampage after kicking a student out of a classroom, and the footage of her losing her cool has already gone viral.
Police arrested a Beaumont, Texas high school math teacher for assaulting her student. The arrest came shortly after a video went viral that shows her slapping the male student five times.
The Georgia teacher who called his student the "dumbest girl" resigned under pressure. Despite an audio recording of the verbal abuse, it took months of pressure to force his resignation.
