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Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
Former Teacher Shani Robinson Tells Her Story of Prosecution By Fani Willis
01 Sep 2023
Shani Robinson taught in the Atlanta, Georgia public school system.
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
Black Agenda Radio May 5, 2023
05 May 2023
Protest in France, gentrification in Philadelphia, and school safety and achievement.
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
School Safety for Black Students
05 May 2023
Dr. Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. is an Executive-in-Residence for the School of Education at American University and a former superintendent of Alexandria, Virginia public schools.
David Marcus Rutherford
Sumo Wrestlers & Supermodels: Reimagining the Education of Black Children
24 Feb 2021
How do we define success for Black students and the adults that they become?
Victoria Theisen-Homer
Students of Color are Harmed Most by the “Broken Windows” Teaching
12 Aug 2020
“No excuses” teaching borrows from the “broken windows” theory of policing, which has been enacted in U.S. cities since the mid-1980s.
Behind the News with Doug Henwood
Los Angeles Teachers Use the Old Successful Organizing Methods
14 Feb 2019
Like the 2006 strike of 30,000 NYC transit workers, and the 2012 strike of 30,000 Chicago teachers, the 2019 Los Angeles teacher strike made the lives of tens and hundreds of thousands of ordinary
Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor
Lessons, Successes, Failures of the West Virginia Teachers Strike
08 Mar 2018
The 9 day West Virginia school strike was a long time coming, and contains a number of useful, if not new lessons.
Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
Black Agenda Radio, Week of February 12, 2018
13 Feb 2018
Black Lives Matter in the Public Schools
Jeff Schuhrke
Chicago Teachers Union and Charter School Teachers Have Joined Forces
07 Feb 2018
“Leaders of both union locals say they don’t have a problem with charter schools per se, but rather they oppose the proliferation of the charter system of mana
Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
Parents Oppose Excessive Testing
19 Sep 2017
A poll commissioned by the American Federation of Teachers shows 61 percent of public school parents think too much emphasis is placed on testing, and what schools need most is more funding.