Commentary: Urgent Steps Are Necessary to Address Implicit Bias in Early Education
By: Black Men for Educational Equity | Special to California Black Media Partners The school to prison pipeline starts as early as... Read More
What Kids Care About: Education and The Coronavirus
The debate over schools reopening during the pandemic has included a great deal of feedback from educators and parents. But what about... Read More
A Blueprint California’s Black Students Need: Educators Conference to Focus on Equity
Antonio Ray Harvey, California Black Media The California Association of Black School Educators (CABSE) will hold its fourth annual conference in a... Read More
Burdens of COVID Hit Hardest Among Marginalized Students
Students are the greatest hope for the future, but for many, their plans are threatened due to burdens posed by COVID-19. Here... Read More
University of New Hampshire Professor Accused of Posing as a ‘Woman of Color’ While Being Very White and Very Racist
By: Zach Linly, The Root By now everyone has heard of the menacing virus that crossed oceans and created a global pandemic.... Read More
“No Going Back”: Scholars Say Lives of Black Californians Must Improve After COVID
Quinci LeGardye, California Black Media Los Angeles, CA — With most of the conversation around the COVID-19 pandemic focused on relief within... Read More
OP ED: Generation Lost: UC Berkeley’s Missing Black Graduates
California — In the mid-1960s, the University of California, Berkeley started its Educational Opportunity Program to target underrepresented applicants and combat this... Read More
16-Year Old Uses Her Experiences to Create #1 Amazon New Release “Black Girl, White School”
Nationside — In a summer filled with calls for racial justice, a high school senior is amplifying voices of Black girls in... Read More
Higher Education Means Lower Recidivism
By: Pat Harriman, UCI Riverside, CA — UCI launches first in-prison B.A. completion program in UC system One of the most effective... Read More
