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Weekly Reflection: DEI Danger and Determination

The ongoing weaponization of DEI continues to pose dangers to our ability to learn the history of our nation and the contributions of a wide variety of people who are not white males. This past week, we learned that the Department of Defense employs an algorithm that...

Weekly Reflection: The Courageous Teachers of Selma

This month marks the 60th anniversary of some of the famous and momentous events in the Selma civil rights campaign of 1965. This week I want to highlight a lesser known but equally momentous event in Selma a couple of months before that helped to set the stage for...

Weekly Reflection: “Get In The Way”

This week on March 7 marks the 60th anniversary of one of the most famous and tragic events of the modern Civil Rights Movement. On that day in 1965 in Selma, AL, non-violent marchers were savagely beaten by Alabama State Troopers as they attempted to cross the Edmund...

Weekly Reflection: The End of Black History Month

"The End of Black History Month" takes on two very different meanings this year. On the one hand it is a simple fact. Friday of this week marks the end of Black History Month for 2025. Yet the need for teaching and learning Black history does not end with February....

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