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Black Students, White Schools

“It is not enough for Black students to have access to a school building.  It  is imperative that educators work to understand, embrace and create equitable and inclusive school environments that reflect and represent the experiences of Black students.  It is essential to the development and preservation of the souls of Black children that parents, educators and community leaders prioritize helping them thrive in White schools. “

The Value of Anti-Racism Education

“It is true that America is becoming browner.  Sadly, this reality scares many White people because White people are having this conversation with themselves, “Where do I fit in to these changing demographics?  Where do I sit if I am not sitting in the seat of power?  I love being the majority.  I love making the rules even though they abuse other people.  Hmmm, what can I do to hold on to the power that I think I’m supposed to have even if I have to lie AGAIN to get it?   What weaklings can I convince that I am telling the truth?” 

Equity Works and We Know It

“Educational equity has the potential to give every child access to a quality education regardless of race, ethnicity, socioeconomic background, or zip code.  Students, families, communities, and generations thrive when we intentionally create environments that facilitate and expect the succes.”