Mid Year Media Review
As an African American male — a demographic underrepresented among educators — Richard Gordon learned quickly how much of an impact he could have on students and their families when … Read More
The students are at the top of their class at Strawberry Mansion, a school the community fought to keep open Sameera Sullivan and Elaina Hunter first met in kindergarten at … Read More
I am the LGBTQ+ representation I never had. Even now, too few students see themselves reflected in their educators. Stage lights illuminated us. I began waving my baton to cue … Read More
After I was accepted at Columbia University, I felt ‘survivor’s guilt.’ I finally understand why. I turned off my camera, having just recorded my incredulous reaction to the news; my … Read More
Rereading my old novels, I realized I was part of the problem. I grew up talking about race and class and equity at my dinner table with my activist parents. … Read More
The new head of the federal agency that oversees health benefits for nearly 150 million Americans and $1 trillion in federal spending said in one of her first interviews that … Read More
Marissa Castrigno was walking through downtown Wilmington, North Carolina, when she spotted the sign in the window of one of her favorite dance clubs. After months of being shuttered by … Read More
The Western U.S. appears headed for another dangerous fire season, and a new study shows that even high mountain areas once considered too wet to burn are at increasing risk … Read More
Recent rain and snow in parts of New Mexico have brought a temporary reprieve from the high fire dangers, but officials warn that the vegetation can dry out quickly and … Read More
