How I Spoke to My Black Child About Why the Cops Treated Capitol Rioters Differently Than BLM Protestors
After watching Trump supporters break into the Capitol building, my ninth-grade daughter questioned why they were treated differently than Black Lives Matter protesters. It wasn't an easy conversation to have, but it's more important than ever.
New York Woman Who Tackled Black Teen Says She Can't Be Racist Because She's a Person of Color
Miya Ponsetto, 22, was detained last week in California on a fugitive warrant.
Woman Who Allegedly Attacked Black Teen Over Phone in NYC Hotel Snaps at Gayle King During Interview
Woman Who Allegedly Attacked Black Teen Over Phone in NYC Hotel Snaps at Gayle King During Interview
On December 26, Miya Ponsetto falsely accused the teen, Keyon Harrold Jr., of stealing her phone at the Arlo Hotel.
There's a Student-to-Prison Pipeline Happening in Schools and the Unfair Disciplining of Black and Latino Students is Feeding It
Black and Latino students are more likely to be punished than their white peers. Here's what needs to change.
Why These Teens Are Fighting to Learn Multicultural History in School
Two teen sisters are fighting to make Black and Indigenous history a part of American history in school. They are holding school districts accountable for equitable and just public education. Here’s why it matters.
The Tulsa Race Massacre Isn't Taught in Many Schools, But it Should Be
Classroom lessons mention abolishing slavery in 1865, but to understand the lasting impact of slavery and the systemic racism still facing Black Americans, stories of horrific moments in our nation's history like this one need to be told. Here's how to do it.
