Retaining Teachers of Color: How, Why, and Now (Special Broadcast)
Retaining Teachers of Color: How, Why, and Now (Special Broadcast)
Tune in for a special program sponsored by the Independent Business News Network on Thursday, October 12 at 7:30 p.m. (CST). Elevate Teaching is partnering with Edifying Teachers and the Thrive Program at Augsburg University for the event "Edifying, Elevating, and Uplifting Teachers of Color" (10/20). The keynote will be Ms. Sofia Gonzalez, an Ambassador Fellow at the US Department of Education. Dr. Rudy Ruiz of Edifying Teachers and Dr. Rose Chu of Elevate Teaching will facilitate the convening.
Retaining Teachers of Color: How, Why, and Now (Special Broadcast)
Tune in for a special program sponsored by the Independent Business News Network on Thursday, October 12 at 7:30 p.m. (CST). Elevate Teaching is partnering with Edifying Teachers and the Thrive Program at Augsburg University for the event "Edifying, Elevating, and Uplifting Teachers of Color" (10/20). The keynote will be Ms. Sofia Gonzalez, an Ambassador Fellow at the US Department of Education. Dr. Rudy Ruiz of Edifying Teachers and Dr. Rose Chu of Elevate Teaching will facilitate the convening.
Our Black News: The Black U.S. soldier who crossed into North Korea
Our Black News: The Black U.S. soldier who crossed into North Korea
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No official statement from any of Black America’s thinking and political minds on the Black U.S. soldier who crossed into North Korea on "willfully and without authorization.” In the case of Travis King, slavery was invoked when this private second class,was released from a detention center in South Korea; the threat to him was so grave, he crossed into the Demilitarized Zone and ‘ran’ across the heavily fortified border into North Korea. This is where he is today; not even former president Barack Obama isn’t asking questions publicly. Join us for this and more on “Our Black News; the final episodes…”
Our Black News: The Black U.S. soldier who crossed into North Korea
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No official statement from any of Black America’s thinking and political minds on the Black U.S. soldier who crossed into North Korea on "willfully and without authorization.” In the case of Travis King, slavery was invoked when this private second class,was released from a detention center in South Korea; the threat to him was so grave, he crossed into the Demilitarized Zone and ‘ran’ across the heavily fortified border into North Korea. This is where he is today; not even former president Barack Obama isn’t asking questions publicly. Join us for this and more on “Our Black News; the final episodes…”
Our Black News: Are we Asking the Right Questions?
Our Black News: Are we Asking the Right Questions?
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Last week in St. Paul, Minnesota, a 14 year old child shot and killed a 12 year old relative at 5:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Local politicians were cited as ‘grieving with the families.’ Unfortunately, this is a very sensitive situation; you have two levels happening simultaneously, and a short window of opportunity to get the information out to the public on how this tragedy developed before the actual shooting. Join Our Black News as we analyze several homicides involving Black boys and girls in the Twin Cities. Let’s not ever be distracted by folding chair memes.
Our Black News: Are we Asking the Right Questions?
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Last week in St. Paul, Minnesota, a 14 year old child shot and killed a 12 year old relative at 5:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Local politicians were cited as ‘grieving with the families.’ Unfortunately, this is a very sensitive situation; you have two levels happening simultaneously, and a short window of opportunity to get the information out to the public on how this tragedy developed before the actual shooting. Join Our Black News as we analyze several homicides involving Black boys and girls in the Twin Cities. Let’s not ever be distracted by folding chair memes.
The Last Question: Let's Not Protest; Evidence Shows No Results
The Last Question: Let's Not Protest; Evidence Shows No Results
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Yes...we waited until the smoke cleared; we read and watched multiple local (Twin Cities) news outlets and carefully took stock of words, meanings, and assumptions. I clearly remember: "Because of George Floyd, Black men will not be killed by law enforcement." Three or four times now? Tonight we have "that conversation" - join us. 10 p.m. - Tuesday, August 1, 2023.
The Last Question: Why are we still, Unclear?
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Yes...we waited until the smoke cleared; we read and watched multiple local (Twin Cities) news outlets and carefully took stock of words, meanings, and assumptions. We clearly remember: "Because of George Floyd, Black men will not be killed by law enforcement." Three or four times now? Tonight we have "that conversation" - join us. 10 p.m. - Tuesday, August 1, 2023.
Our Black News: Twin Cities leaders ‘befuddled’ by Shootings
Our Black News: Twin Cities leaders ‘befuddled’ by Shootings
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We have witnessed several killings across the Twin Cities, from children with weapons killing other children to grown men arguing over an ex-girlfriend that erupts into a homicide. With over 2000 days of consistent gunfire in north Minneapolis and the uptick in shootings in St. Paul, it seems like our city leadership has run out of ideas to be proactive. What happens to a community governed by their inferiors? The time is long gone to hire a bunch of folks with solid-colored T-shirts to stand around people in their culture and not offer anything. This and much more on Our Black News.
Our Black News: Twin Cities leaders ‘befuddled’ by Shootings
We have witnessed several killings this summer across the Twin Cities. The shootings range from children with weapons killing other children to grown men arguing over an ex-girlfriend that erupts into a homicide. With over 2000 days of consistent gunfire in north Minneapolis and the uptick in shootings in St. Paul, it seems our city leadership has run out of ideas to be proactive. What happens to a community governed by their inferiors? The time is long gone to hire folks with solid-colored T-shirts to stand around people in their culture and not offer anything: this and much more on Our Black News.
Our Black News: What Social Justice and DEI did wrong
Our Black News: What Social Justice and DEI did wrong
Our Black News returns on Saturday, July 22nd, at 9:30 a.m. (CST) for a special 90-minute program to discuss what Social Justice and DEI did wrong. Also, we wish the City of Minneapolis' Cedrick Alexander the best in his crime-fighting adventures as he exits his contract as Minneapolis' top crime overseer. Finally, Affirmative Action is over; what are Black people without racism? Are we okay?
Our Black News: What DEI and Social Justice did Wrong
Our Black News returns on Saturday, July 22nd, at 9:30 a.m. (CST) for a special 90-minute program to discuss what Social Justice and DEI did wrong. Also, we wish the City of Minneapolis' Cedrick Alexander the best in his crime-fighting adventures as he exits his contract as Minneapolis' top crime overseer. Finally, Affirmative Action is over; what are Black people without racism? Are we okay?
Our Black News: Black Minnesotans need a new Political Strategy
Our Black News: Black Minnesotans need a new Political Strategy
Our Black News returns on Saturday, July 15th, at 9:30 a.m. (CST) for a special 90-minute program to discuss starting over.
Our Black News: Black Minnesotans need a new Political Strategy
Join the team of Our Black News on Saturday, July 15th at 9:30 AM (CST) for the best 90 minutes of Black news in Minnesota. this week, the team discusses why Black Minnesotans might want to take a different approach to gain success in political circles that smile, shake your hand, and make an unkept promise.
Our Black News: Post Affirmative Action - how does that work?
Our Black News: Post Affirmative Action - how does that work?
Our Black News returns on Saturday, July 8th, at 9:30 a.m. (CST) for a special 90-minute program to discuss and deconstruct why Affirmative Action was - at best, window dressing. The team from Our Black News talks politics, business, education, and sometimes sports. Open your mind to new ideas about Minnesota's Black community, and join us as we seek solutions for the good of the fit.
Our Black News: Post Affirmative Action - how does that work?
Our Black News returns on Saturday, July 8th, at 9:30 a.m. (CST) for a special 90-minute program to discuss and deconstruct why Affirmative Action was - at best, window dressing. The team from Our Black News talks politics, business, education, and sometimes sports. Open your mind to new ideas about Minnesota's Black community and join us as we seek solutions for the good of the fit.
Our Black News: Rashad Turner on Black School Choice
Our Black News: Rashad Turner on Black School Choice
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Our Black News returns on Saturday, July 1st with a special 90-minute program that will cover Black School Choice with Rashad Turner, president of the Minnesota Parent Union, and we dive head first into the Affirmations Action befuddlement. Join us, Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. (CST) for the best 90-minutes of Black news in Minnesota.
Our Black News: Rashad Turner and Black School Choice
Our Black News returns on Saturday, July 1st with a special 90-minute program that will cover Black School Choice with Rashad Turner, president of the Minnesota Parent Union, and we dive head first into the Affirmations Action befuddlement. Join us, Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. (CST) for the best 90 minutes of Black news in Minnesota. Don't forget to SAVE THE DATE - July 12, 2023, at 6 pm.
Our Black News: Don't be Toxic
Our Black News: Don't be Toxic
Our Black News returns on Saturday with a special 90-minute program that will provide an in-depth analysis of the state of Black Men in Minnesota based on the recent homicides, accidents, and rising rates of crime. We also review how consequences apply differently if you're not a member of the dominant culture. Our condolences go out to the 5 women killed last week. Our prayers are to the families on both sides of this horrific happenstance.
Our Black News: Don't be Toxic
Our Black News returns on Saturday with a special 90-minute program that will provide an in-depth analysis of the state of Black Men in Minnesota based on the recent homicides, accidents, and rising rates of crime. We also review how consequences apply differently if you're not a member of the dominant culture. Our condolences go out to the 5 women killed last week. Our prayers are to the families on both sides of this horrific happenstance.
