At Barack Obama School of Leadership in STEM in Chicago Heights, students dress the part to celebrate Black heroes in science, the arts, and media — both past and present.
Despite decades of debate on reading methods, many US students, especially Black children, struggle to read at grade level.
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From schoolyard racism to social media backlash: Tyla on being too Black and not Black enoughIn a world where racial identity is often reduced to black and white (both figuratively and literally), nuance can be lost in translation. Few artists have found themselves at the center of this ...
Bad hair” indeed. Four kids’ books teach us how to love whatever our hair is. Among them: Virginia Beach author Monica ...
An Oakland nonprofit, Gameheads, is working to increase the number of Black video game developers by guiding low-income ...
What happens when you mix classic musicals with local flair? You get DC Black Broadway, an organization giving kids a ...
Black History Month gives us another opportunity to invest in our young people, writes Lit Louisiana columnist Fatima Shaik.
Extensive genetic testing is recommended for all children with epilepsy, unexplained developmental delays, autism and ...
To celebrate this initiative, MasterChef South Africa and Pick n Pay hosted an engaging cooking session, where Seth Shezi ...
Patricia Houston says she’s determined to maintain safe spaces even as the federal government seeks to target schools that ...
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