
Educating Black Boys
Because I’m Black I grew up in a community where the majority of people were minorities. I had an eighth grade teacher whose motto was,
Because I’m Black I grew up in a community where the majority of people were minorities. I had an eighth grade teacher whose motto was,
you have to understand who you are before you are able to fully show up and thrive.
Read Morethis week’s read. im so looking forward to getting a bit of report card work done and then cracking this open. im not super big on blurbs, but this one hear came with some bars. https://t.co/nmFHJ75N6G
Read Morecreate space to be yourself.
Read Morewhen i think about what black students have to navigate and survive in school systems i'm constantly struck by the reality that they experience every minute of the school day--the dichotomy of always either being unseen or overseen.
Read Morei'm wondering, do kids still use the term white washed? oreo? are those words still regularly sprayed at black kids who are simply trying to do well in school?
Read MoreFor questions, collaborations, or if you would just want to stop and say hello, I’d love to hear from you.
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