Seventy years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a landmark ruling in Brown v. Board of Education, a case initiated by 13 African American parents in Topeka on behalf of their children. As the anniversary approaches, the Brown v. Board National Historic Park in Topeka is gearing up to commemorate this historic milestone.
Enrollment of first-year Black and Hispanic students at Harvard Law School has dropped by nearly half this year, according to enrollment data released this week. At Harvard Law,...
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Despite being voted down by state lawmakers last session, a new school voucher bill has resurfaced in Tennessee. On Wednesday, the Knoxville NAACP sent a letter to the...
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The Pennsylvania Department of Education's decision to remove mandatory guidelines for culturally relevant teaching practices has raised concerns among Black educators in Philadelphia. They fear the move could...
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A Black educator has reached a settlement with the Charter Oak Unified School District after filing a lawsuit claiming he was demoted from his position as principal in...
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A recent sociological study highlights that school segregation continues to exacerbate racial achievement gaps among Black, Hispanic, and white students in U.S. public schools. By analyzing standardized test...
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