Education Post

In the ongoing battle of education's culture wars, Chris and Sharif emerge as beacons of clarity, redirecting the discourse towards vital concerns for nurturing the academic prowess of future generations.

Public schools can create an environment that encourages critical thinking, respect for diversity, and the pursuit of knowledge by finding a balance between respecting religious freedoms and upholding the principles of separation of church and state.

As Harris and Walz embark on their campaign journey, their combined leadership and vision present a compelling case for voters seeking change and progress in the upcoming election. The selection of Walz reinforces the Democratic Party's dedication to a platform that prioritizes inclusivity, justice, and practical solutions to the nation's most pressing challenges.

Lauren Scruggs is the first Black American woman to earn an individual medal in Fencing.

Jayden Jackson is not just mowing lawns; he is paving the way for a brighter future for himself and his family.

The path forward requires not just symbolic gestures but meaningful actions that address the full complexity of identity and oppression in our schools and society.

The return to “normal” after the pandemic was never about building something better—it was a return to the same old system, exposing the lie that meaningful change was ever intended. Communities of color have long been promised a truly equitable and responsive education, only to be denied again and again.

Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison's words would have made her a literary giant no matter what, but her position as one of our country's 'most-banned' authors gives her an arguably more important distinction: as a teacher of a progressive and critical citizenry. Take a look at this sample of banned Morrison books and you'll notice a pattern:

Imagine a doctor knowing vital, life-saving information about your health, but not sharing it with you. It would be not only unacceptable, it would be grounds for dismissal. Choosing not to act, when the data shows that the health of an individual or communities is spiraling out of control is a dereliction of duty. Currently,

He concluded: “There isn't—and never was—one way to be an American, and our civics curriculum and pedagogy should reflect that.”