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17 hours ago · 6: This is the percentage of teachers in American public schools who are Black. By comparison, Black students make up about 15 percent of public school enrollment. One legacy of Brown v. Boardis the dearth of Black teachers: More than 38,000 Black educators lost their jobs after the decision came down, as white administrators of integrating ...
3 days ago · This year in Minnesota, lawmakers are trying to bring down the rate of Black children who are removed from their families and placed into foster care. The numbers haven't budged in nearly 30 years.
4 days ago · We are the only national organization focused solely on the unique attributes and needs of Black children, birth through age 8. NBCDI is the preeminent voice for Black children and families. The first eight years of a child’s life set the foundation for their health, safety and overall well-being. *Ranges calculated below based on payroll ...
5 days ago · In this 2022 snapshot of the 2017-18 school year, OCR found stark differences in suspensions between Black boys and all other student groups. Table 1 presents findings from the CRDC. Boys of all ...
5 days ago · Jools TV, short for ‘Js Of Our Lives,’ addresses the need for diverse representation and engaging animation in children’s programming. Through its ‘edu-tainment,’ a blend of education ...
5 days ago · "African-American children in exhibit area" Herbert Randall's photographs vividly capture the energy, spirit, and excitement of Freedom Summer in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Here, some of the 650 or so Freedom School students display their artwork with a gallery decorated by the children's handprints and the word "Freedom."
4 days ago · This is a museum where you can create your own experience—from quiet reflection in the African Ancestors Memorial Garden to an immersive, eye-opening tour through our galleries to transformative discoveries in the Center for Family History. Check for updates, read our guidelines, and begin to plan your own journey. The museum documents the ...
