Recognizing the rich history of Boston’s Black women leaders is essential in developing an inclusive curriculum that reflects the diverse experiences and contributions of marginalized communities. With over 85% of Boston’s student body consisting...
When learning about integration in American public schools, most of our education starts with the 1954 Supreme Court Case Brown vs. the Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas. This landmark decision declared that legally...
President Donald Trump’s recent executive order targeting the Smithsonian Institution has sparked controversy and raised concerns about the future of cultural institutions in the United States. In his order, Trump aims to force changes...
Black history is not just a collection of facts and events; it is inherently political. This sentiment was eloquently expressed by Nikole Hannah-Jones, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and creator of The 1619 Project, during...
Nadine Shaw Abram, a beloved leader in education and volunteerism, passed away on March 14 at the age of 57. Her impact on the Staten Island community, particularly in empowering underrepresented and disadvantaged students,...
In a groundbreaking move, Clarke Central High School has introduced AP African American Studies for the first time in the upcoming 2024-25 school year. This course, which has been offered at Cedar Shoals High...