Minnesota Teaching must convert immediately to the ‘Modern Classroom Project’
We have been playing this game the wrong way for decades while dealing bad hands to our most vulnerable populations.
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Open Letter to College Board CEO David Coleman, and Advanced Placement head Trevor Packer – and the Board of Trustees: Where are the Black Literature and History programs in the AP catalog?
Directly after the murder of George Floyd, many major firms when under a ‘pander-demic,” citing they would make sure that at the foundation of their best practice there would be fair and balanced roles of Equity for Black and Brown people.
This is a message to all high school seniors (and their parents). If you were planning to enroll in college next fall — don’t.
You’ve already had some precious parts of your senior year stolen from you by this virus — sports championships, the prom, graduation. And if you’ve spent the past few years of your life looking forward to starting college in the fall of 2020, it’s understandable that you are still hoping it will all work out somehow, and you’ll be able to go.
WHY IS THE DANIELSON FRAMEWORK STILL BEING USED?
The framework has been accepted as being the answer to a problem that was never defined. Effective problem solving of any kind is dependent on first defining the problem. What was the problem for which the Danielson Framework was thought to be the solution?
The Last Day of Black History Month: Is the “Dream” still deferred?
What I know is the historical and relevant ‘Ole Black’ has one side, its survival.
Is the New MN Black Power, Non-Power?
Yeah, starting over…that’s what needs to happen in Minnesota’s Black community. A reset of the most critical type is long overdue in this town.
The New Black, Bullets and Racism
If a police officer can unload his weapon into a black body, and people raise funds to support the officer – be mindful, an American civil war is fast approaching – and it will be televised: “The New Black, Bullets and Racism.”
2018 TC Social Justice Ed Fair at the Science Museum of Minnesota: Rejecting Mediocrity
Rejecting Mediocrity…
If humanity is our virtue, then why do we continue to invest in wounds?
Mental Illness in the Minnesota’s Black Community will turn in to millions of dollars for everybody but us. When will we have a chance to invest in the strength of Minnesota’s Black culture versus its wounds?
You cannot have Justice or Peace within a framework of Inequality; they’re Incompatible
Black Americans own little to no corporate media. When laid out more specifically, there are 1500 newspapers, 1100 magazines, 9000 radio station, 1500 TV stations, 2400 publishers owned by only three corporations…