Previous Next The United States is the only country where mass shootings take place. In 2022, there were over 600 mass shootings in this country. The FBI is defining mass shootings as four or more individuals killed in one setting. Overall, there have been more mass shootings in 2022 than there are days in the …
The Agenda for the Black Community in 2023: Operation #Makeamericasafe Read More »
Previous Next In 1933, when Dr. Carter G. Woodson wrote about the miseducation of Black people, he was referring not only to his generation and at least three previous generations of Africans brought to America before him, but also future generations who would receive a whitewashed education in American schools. An education where Black contributors …
The Miseducation of 7 Generations of the Black Community Read More »
Previous Next After posting my last blog on the community control movement in New York State, I was invited to speak on the topic on a couple of online talk shows that focus on education: the Parent Teacher Student Check In and We the Parents of WNY. As I spoke on the topic, I realized …
The Parental Control Movement and the White Rage that Followed Read More »
The Black community wanted to control the schools in their community. However, the Teacher’s Union fought against it because they did not want teachers who were deemed ineffective by the Black community to be fired. So they used dirty politics to divide and conquer. Then, the community control movement went dark.
Every Friday evening, I tune into an online talk show called the Parent Teacher Student Check-In; the self-described show was created during the 2020 lockdown and was designed to offer people an outlet to vent about their experiences during the pandemic. This week was the most riveting. I cringed as an undergraduate college student named …
Will Having a Black Vice-President Aid in the Dismantling of Discriminatory Policies and Practices for Black Children in Public Schools?
Before writing this blog, I wanted to do a little research in regards to the question of leadership in the Black community just to get a feel of public opinion on this matter.