How Schools Reflect—or Fail to Reflect—the Lives of the Students They Serve. A Research Brief on the Link Between Parenting and Teaching Style from forwardED

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Before you walk away from DEI, you might want to know what actually worked—and how it can still work for you.

Schools are meant to reflect the communities they serve, fostering opportunity and fairness for all students. But what happens when efforts

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What if education stopped asking multilingual children to fit into a ready-made world and started building a world ready for them?

The Supreme Court banned affirmative action, and universities claimed standardized tests would expand equity—why does it all feel like a lie

As we congratulate ourselves on 'progress,' this 5-year-old podcast reminds us real conversation on race never happened.

Let us enter this school year with a renewed commitment to our Black boys, knowing that by lifting them, we become titans, lifting our world

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As we face the challenges posed by Project 2025, it's crucial to remember the progress we have made and the work that still needs to be done

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Juneteenth is not merely a celebration of past emancipation but a reminder of our ongoing struggle for true freedom.

How do we safeguard equity by adopting strategic approaches that transcend shallow appearances in this moment of entrenchment?