Racial Justice
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It’s time for teachers — and textbooks — to capitalize the “B” in Black
The fight for capitalization has been going on for decades, but curriculums have been slow to adapt.
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Efforts to restrict teaching about racism and bias have multiplied across the U.S.
Chalkbeat is tracking efforts to restrict teaching about race and bias in schools, as well as efforts to expand it, on this map.
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We need to meet the needs of Black civics students like me
Amid attempts to ban critical race theory and suppress the vote, schools must prioritize teaching young African Americans how to engage in democracy.
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Second-generation college students need support, too
If you really want to bridge the racial wealth gap, stop asking families of color to sacrifice so much to educate their children.
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After Chauvin verdict, classroom discussions turn to racial justice and remembrance
In some schools, the talks have become a heavy routine.
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For young people watching, the Chauvin guilty verdict brought ‘relief, not joy’
Memphis teens open up about witnessing history and the racial justice work that remains.
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Anti-Asian racism overwhelmed me this year. So I started speaking out.
Asian American young people need places to express our outrage.
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Anti-Asian attacks at a Philadelphia school led to landmark ruling over a decade ago. Did anything change?
Immigrant students were harassed, bullied, and assaulted by classmates and, at times, school workers.
