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Race Through Education A podcast about how Black and Latinx communities experience education in the US.

13/02/2022

On this week’s episode of Race Through Education, we are honoring with scholars, Dr. Aisha Haynes and Dr. Nakia Gray-Nicolas.

Hey y'all! We are preparing for season 2 and we want you! Do you want to be part of the conversation on the BIPOC Studen...
28/01/2021

Hey y'all! We are preparing for season 2 and we want you!

Do you want to be part of the conversation on the BIPOC Student Debt Crisis? If so, fill out this link 👉🏾 https://forms.gle/FKo36eReZ6HtYYhM8-- or send us a message. Please share with your networks, your voices matter!

09/12/2020

How has your identity impacted your education experience? One of our listeners shared her perspective.

We would love to hear yours! Send us your story, contact info is in our bio.

We know we’ve been quiet 🤫 but we will be back next week! We needed a break. Keep an eye out for a blog post this week. ...
01/12/2020

We know we’ve been quiet 🤫 but we will be back next week! We needed a break. Keep an eye out for a blog post this week.

Peace and love!

🎧 What did you learn? Why are some Black families electing to homeschool?
18/11/2020

🎧 What did you learn? Why are some Black families electing to homeschool?

🗣️ Speak into the mic 🎙️Would you homeschool your child/children?
18/11/2020

🗣️ Speak into the mic 🎙️Would you homeschool your child/children?

Share our latest episode (previous post) to your stories and tag for a chance to win one of these books. Bonus entry if...
18/11/2020

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Did you know❓
12/11/2020

Did you know❓

In 1979 James Baldwin shared the origins of Black English/AAVE and argued that Black language qualifies as a language. D...
11/11/2020

In 1979 James Baldwin shared the origins of Black English/AAVE and argued that Black language qualifies as a language.

Do you agree or disagree?

We want to hear from you! Tell us your experience with Black English in school.Have you ever been corrected for the way ...
11/11/2020

We want to hear from you! Tell us your experience with Black English in school.

Have you ever been corrected for the way you speak?

Do you have a show topic you would like to pitch? 📧 E-mail us (racethrougheducation@gmail.com) or message us with your i...
11/11/2020

Do you have a show topic you would like to pitch? 📧 E-mail us ([email protected]) or message us with your ideas 💡 We might even have you on as a guest ✌🏾

We are back tomorrow with a new episode! This episode is part II of Centering Blackness in Education. Make sure you keep...
10/11/2020

We are back tomorrow with a new episode! This episode is part II of Centering Blackness in Education. Make sure you keep an eye out! 🎙️⚡

And let us know what you think, we want to hear from you!

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03/11/2020

As part of a special election edition of Race Through Education, we will be dropping snippets of the candidates' positions on education.

Yesterday (11/2/2020), Donald Trump signed an Executive Order creating the 1776 Commission to promote a patriotic education that will counter lessons that he claims divides Americans on race and slavery and teaches them to hate their own country.

Are you all caught up on our episodes? Listen to part 1 of episode 5, “Loving Blackness to Death” with Dr. Lamar Johnson...
03/11/2020

Are you all caught up on our episodes? Listen to part 1 of episode 5, “Loving Blackness to Death” with Dr. Lamar Johnson.

In this week’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Lamar L. Johnson of Michigan State University to discuss Blackness - what it is and what it isn’t - in the classroom. How Blackness is centered in English education and the field of English language literature. Dr. Johnson redefines Blackness to show its complexities and how that must be captured in our curricula. We discuss Black Lives Matter in School curriculum, the impact of Covid-19 on Black learners, and much more.

Lamar L. Johnson is an Associate Professor of Language and Literacy for Linguistic and Racial Diversity in the Department of English at Michigan State University. He is interested in the complex intersections of race, language, literacy, and education and how English language arts (ELA) classrooms can become racial justice sites.

https://anchor.fm/racethrougheducation/episodes/RTE-5-Loving-Blackness-to-Death-Centering-Blackness-in-Education-w-Dr--Lamar-L--Johnson-ell09m

In episode 4 we are joined by Dr. Sonya Douglas Horsford of Teachers College at Columbia University to discuss rising in...
02/11/2020

In episode 4 we are joined by Dr. Sonya Douglas Horsford of Teachers College at Columbia University to discuss rising inequities for Black and Latinx communities and the role of reform and policy in public education. We discuss education reform since the Reagan Administration and the publication of A Nation at Risk (1983) and what it has meant for the direction of public education since. Discussions of neoliberalism lead us into topics like school choice and learning pods in the Covid era.

Dr. Sonya Douglass Horsford currently serves as Associate Professor of Education Leadership in the Department of Organization and Leadership at Teachers College, Columbia University. Her research focuses on the politics of race in education leadership, policy, and reform. She is the Founding Director of the Black Education Research Collective (BERC) and Co-Director of the Urban Education Leaders Program (UELP) at Teachers College – an Ed.D. program for aspiring urban district leaders.



https://anchor.fm/racethrougheducation/episodes/RTE-Episode-4-Money-Moves---Neoliberal-Reform-and-Policy-in-Public-Education-elb0o9

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