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For over two decades, we’ve shared insights on education, equity, and student success. These articles reflect our ongoing commitment to supporting Black learners, families, and educators through thoughtful guidance and practical resources.

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America 250 Civics Education

America 250 Civics Education vs. Truth: The Fight for Black History

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As the U.S. Department of Education launches the America 250 Civics Education initiative, schools across...
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Des Moines Iowa

5 Powerful Ways Family Engagement Affirms African American Learners in Des Moines, Iowa

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In Des Moines, Iowa, African American students are an important and growing part of the...
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Moses Lake

4 Alluring Ways Moses Lake Can Support African American Students

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In Moses Lake, Washington, classrooms reflect the growing diversity of the community. While Hispanic and...
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Racial Equity Training

10 Essential Racial Equity Training Tips for School Districts

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Building truly inclusive classrooms isn’t just an educational ideal — it’s a necessity. Across the...
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Racial Equity

Top 2025 Lessons Learned About Racial Equity

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The year 2025 has been a defining chapter in the ongoing work to advance racial...
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Social Justice

5 Powerful Ways to Reframe American History Through the Lens of Social Justice

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Social justice is not just a concept for activism—it’s a framework that can transform how...
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History Lesson

9 Powerful Ways to Include Underrepresented Voices in any History Lesson

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A truly effective history lesson should not only cover major events and figures, but also...
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Teachers should never say

5 Words Teachers Should Never Say (and Better Options)

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Teachers should never say words that damage a student’s sense of identity, worth, or belonging—yet...
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Culturally Responsive Language in Education

5 Ways Culturally Responsive Language in Education Builds Belonging

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Culturally responsive language in education plays a vital role in today’s increasingly diverse classrooms, where...
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