The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense has been a popular topic this week. Over 100 million viewers saw the SuperBowl’s halftime performance, featuring dancers costumed
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Co-opting the Movement? Get the inside story on the Education Town Hall BUS
This week on the Education Town: Organizing for Education Justice and Attempts to Co-Opt the Movement. The Education Town Hall BUS — BadAss Teachers, United
Educators and Ferguson: Opting Out & Saving Our Schools w/BadAss Teachers
This week’s Education Town Hall marks the first monthly show highlighting the concerns and work of BadAss Teachers, Save Our Schools, and United Opt Out.
Teaching and Learning, Tenure and Due Process
Laura Fuchs, a teacher with seven years experience at one of the more challenging high schools in the DC Public School system, joined the Education
Paucity of Education Research? Not so, Mr. Gates!
Head-Spinning Assertions The Common Core State Standards, heralded by proponents as “universal, consistent, high quality standards that make students college and career ready,” are, instead,
Twitter Storm on Testing, Call to Examine Racism
Around the country, March and April are testing season, meaning that students in high school, elementary school, and even kindergarten and pre-school face hours —
