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‘I hope my time here will inspire’: Addressing the lack of Black male teachers in the classroom
Black male teachers continue to be underrepresented in classrooms across the United States, including Georgia. In metro ...
SC schools have struggled to build a diverse faculty. Now, anti-DEI pressure is mounting.
South Carolina's teacher population has grown more diverse, but it's still more White than the state's student body as ...
Meet 9 trailblazing ‘hidden figures’ of Black history from across the Charlotte region
In 1958, Williams chaired the Committee to Combat Racial Injustice, which organized to defend two Black boys, ages 7 and 9, ...
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New Book Tells the Story of the Most Influential Black Woman You’ve Never Heard Of
Burroughs, the daughter of former slaves, established her own school in Washington, D.C. in 1909, helping to forge new career ...
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Can’t Teach AP African American Studies? Start a Club
Nick Kennedy is a high school English teacher from California’s Central Coast and a student in the Learning and Teaching in Social Contexts doctoral program through the University at Buffalo Graduate ...
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The Problem With Primary Sources in Black History Education
Abigail Henry is a Schomburg Fellow and a graduate assistant at the University at Buffalo. She is the instructor for the ...
Omaha students compete in 25th Annual African American History Challenge
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) -Saturday, nonprofit 100 Black Men of Omaha hosted its 25th annual Edgar Hicks African American History Challenge at Omaha Public Schools Teacher Administrative Center. Metro middle ...
10 Black Long Islanders who were the first in their fields
the first Black state senator to represent Long Island in the governing body’s 247-year history. In Albany she will represent ...
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Teaching Students About the Richness of Black Language Traditions
Black History Month is an opportunity to augment traditional written documents with visual, sonic, dramatic, and multimedia ...
'We will forever feel this loss': Victims with Oklahoma ties lost in DC plane crash
Several people involved in the crash that killed 67 people in Washington D.C. have ties to Oklahoma in some way.
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Senate passes bill to end affirmative action as pleas from Black colleagues fall on deaf ears
Clark said he generally supports SB3 but takes issue with the provisions that would prevent a school district from intentionally trying to hire a Black, male teacher. “Do you believe that a ...