Report: Nation Still Has ‘Miles to Go’ to Increase Black Students’ Educational Opportunities
A new report from the Southern Education Foundation (SEF) highlights that, despite the historic Brown v....
Bay Area district settles suit alleging inequitable education practices
A lawsuit alleging discrimination and educational neglect in Pittsburg Unified School District has resulted in a...
What Democrats can learn from America’s first Black voters
Following Kamala Harris’ loss in the 2024 elections and the Republican Party’s significant congressional victories, many...
American Coup: Wilmington 1898 Review
Nov 12, 2024 Story by: Editor The American Coup: Wilmington 1898 uncovers the often-overlooked account of...
LAUSD Overhauls $120 Million Black Students Program After Activists File Complaint
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has revised its $120 million Black Student Achievement Plan (BSAP)...
Remembering Black Veterans Targeted for Racial Violence in the U.S.
For generations, African Americans have served in the U.S. military, inspired by a desire to defend...
In a Town Full of Segregation Academies, One Black Family Grapples With the Best School Choice for Their Daughter
First Presbyterian Day School (FPD) is not just any private school. Established during desegregation, it is...
A Policy Agenda to Support Black Students
Black students, like all their peers, bring a wealth of talents, cultural contributions, and joy to...
Exhibit delves into the history of the Rosenwald Schools of Texas
Before the Civil War, public education was non-existent in the South. Efforts to establish school systems...
A Race to Study and Preserve Black American Sign Language
Jones, a lecturer in Deaf studies at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development,...
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