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Rather than learning loss, let’s talk about the type of pedagogy that liberates through acceleration.

Facing obstacles due to effects of COVID-19 & other experiences, Sikirat Mustapha 🇳🇬 is now an incoming freshman Columbia University Already a dedicated student equity advocate, she remains committed to "eradicating disproportionality impacting marginalized communities." definingus.org/my-wish-for-ed…

The highlight of this #FDOS was running into one of my FAVORITE students ever who helped me envision and establish restorative practices at YW as a Principal. Now she’s working for the DOE to ensure all our schools are welcoming and restorative for kids! My heart is full!

Broken people break people. Healing people highlight the brokenness in broken people. When your light reveals the cracks in others, they will blame you for their brokenness. Take your light and shine somewhere else. Don’t stop your journey #HipHopEd

Congratulations Carmelyn P. Malalis !! What an incredible legacy you’ve left this city.

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This episode shares some of the historical tentacles of how gifted programs emerged in NYC schools in the early 80s as a strategy to minimize White student flight! What cultural beliefs were used to establish and sustain its implementation? podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nic…

"In this mobilized group of people...who believe in equitable outcomes, is the power to transform & create lasting change." Dr. Ruby Office of Community Supports and Wellness Office of Equity & Access NYC NYC Public Schools #JoinTheConversation

In takes a serious sense of entitlement to co-opt "equity" language to describe your neoliberal, racist attempts to destroy public education while also arguing that actual antiracist or racial equity efforts are what is destroying public education.

Dr. Nathan Hare, known as the "Father of Black Studies". #DefiningUS #BlackHistoryMonth #CollectiveLiberation #PowerofMedia #PromiseofEducation #TheWorkIsWaiting4U

Here's what I've learned: When somebody says, "The problem is class, not race," it almost always means the problem is race. Maybe it's also class. But it's definitely race.

The concern with this action is twofold: 1) these tools have historically been leveraged within communities that utilize accumulated resources; & 2) cultural ideas like “work hard” suggest the fault lies with child and absolves the system. Let’s do better! nytimes.com/2022/09/29/nyr…

Spent the past two days co-facilitating #BeyondDiversity with Jonathan Foy Grateful to the D3 leaders for leaning in and staying curious and to Glenn E. Singleton and Courageous Conversation® for the framework and tools that help us engage, sustain and deepen the conversation. #CCAR

“Wokeness has become the oppression, not the centuries of enslavement and genocide, and imperialism that has shaped the lives of people of color, in ways that continue into the present" My latest interview with the Guardian: theguardian.com/us-news/2023/m…

Today's decisions from the Supreme Court on Affirmative Action represent a significant setback for Civil Rights in the U.S. and are a cornerstone of the conservative movement's coordinated effort to roll back access to opportunity for systemically marginalized Americans.

Thanks to all who came to raise a glass and celebrate the arrival of #shiftingselfandsystem from Corwin You can learn more and get your own copy here! us.corwin.com/books/shifting…

Join us October 23rd at NYU! Click the link to register (in person or virtual!) docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

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