U.S. Education Inequality And The Cradle To Prison Pipeline
Marian Wright Edelman Those unable to read and compute and graduate from high school are being sentenced to social and economic death This has been a hard year…
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Marian Wright Edelman Those unable to read and compute and graduate from high school are being sentenced to social and economic death This has been a hard year…
Justice Antonin Scalia At the National Action Network's Weekly rally tomorrow Rev. Al Sharpton will call on Associate Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia to recuse himself from the…
Justice Antonin Scalia Some have blasted Associate Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia for making seemingly racist and insensitive claims about Black students during oral argument in Fisher v.…
Rev. Sharpton National Action Network's President Rev. Al Sharpton has praised the signing of the Every Student Succeeds Act into law by President Barack Obama, saying it repairs…
President Obama's remarks today at ceremony to sign Every Student Succeeds Act. South Court Auditorium, Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Also in attendance were some young students, including Antonio…
Honoree Natasha Green Natasha Green is a Tech-preneur for "We Intervene," an online Referral Management System for Schools. “We Intervene” focuses on empowering school counselors and parent-coordinators to…
Author sees danger unless there's significant increase in U.S. STEM education Since last year, Black and Latino children attained majority status in our nation's public school system. Notably,…
Dr. Adelaide Sanford, a resolute and venerated scholar and “Queen Mother” of educational, social and Africanist activism celebrated her 90th birthday with the intellectual nationalist community in New…
Fatima Geidy, the parent of a child formerly enrolled in Success Academies As alluded to in a recent DailyNews editorial there is, indeed, a wind blowing against New…
Arne Duncan In recent weeks, incidents at the University of Missouri and Yale University have placed in the public eye a set of issues that are familiar and…