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Stepdad of Racially Harassed Student Has Parental Rights Despite School District’s “Biological Father” Claim [Update]

The superintendent said the girl’s mother must give her stepfather legal permission to correspond about the bullying allegations.

By

Kalyn Womack

Published

September 19, 2022
Education, News

USC Annenberg Launches Media Studies Lab to Preserve and Promote Black Social Changemakers

The Charlotta Bass Lab will be the first of its kind on the University of Southern California campus.

By

Vanessa De Luca

Published

September 18, 2022
Education, News

Sketchy Texas Version of the 1619 Project Gets Approved

Gov. Greg Abbott signed off on the 1836 Project, a watered-down look at the Texas Revolution that will be included in a new pamphlet.

By

Murjani Rawls

Published

September 16, 2022
Education, News

Brooklyn Public Library Fights Anti-CRT Book Ban, Issues 5,000 Free Library Cards to Teens

The library’s program to provide access to banned books may run indefinitely.

By

Kalyn Womack

Published

September 15, 2022
Education, News

Connecticut Parents Outraged at Race and Gender Vocabulary Words Used in Teacher’s Worksheet

“Social justice? Why is it even in this document?" asked one angry resident.

By

Kalyn Womack

Published

September 13, 2022
Education, News

A Texas Eighth Grader Was Pulled From Class And Grilled About His Gender-Identity

As children return to school, the impact of Governor Abbott's Anti-Trans Directive is Being felt by trans students and their families.

By

Jessica Washington

Published

September 9, 2022
Education, News

“White Privilege” Cards Lead High School Students to Stage Walk Out in Frustration

One student alleged that he was handed a card by a student who called him a racial slur.

By

Kalyn Womack

Published

September 7, 2022
Education, News

Leader of Brilliant Black Catholic School in St. Louis Reveals the Secret to Its Historic Success

Cardinal Ritter College Prep was established in 1979 to provide Black students with the tools they need to succeed

By

Angela Johnson

Published

September 7, 2022
Education, News

Illinois Professor Says Not Wearing a Mask in Class is Racist

According to his syllabus, he’s kicking out anyone who comes to class without a face covering.

By

Kalyn Womack

Published

September 1, 2022
Education, HBCUs, News

Howard University Receives Two Back-to-Back Bomb Threats

This is the eighth bomb threat the university has experienced this year.

By

Kalyn Womack

Published

August 29, 2022