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Our Children Are Activists, Too [BK Nation]
Somewhere In Syria, A Child Dreams Too
Diversity and Openness at the Bammy Awards, From Errol Smith
If I Spoke At The 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington [Huffington Post]
Embracing The Elephant (Race and Education Reform)
Kendrick Lamar’s Control (Happy Birthday, Hip-Hop)
Stop And Frisk These Test Scores
Afro-Latinos and The Power of And
Short Notes: I’m Not Burning My A-Rod Jersey
On Almost Meeting Jonah Edelman
Pat Buchanan, Trayvon Martin, And Why Racism Isn’t Going Away
10 Things You Can Do In School After The Trayvon Martin Tragedy
The Trayvon Martins, The Marissa Alexanders, The Danroy Henrys, The Emmett Tills
Justice Even When It’s Just Us (On Trayvon Martin)
Hear Women Speak On Women [A Small Rejoinder To My Privilege]
Outside Of A Comfort Zone (On The Aspen Ideas Festival)
Rope-A-Dope Like Muhammad Ali [Collaborateurs]
Invisibility and People Of Color in Education Reform
Having A Voice Isn’t Free, Either (Inspiring Teacher Voice)
A Memo on Teacher Voice
A Note On Teacher Evaluations [A Memo For Sanity]
Moments Like This [Soul Of A Man]
Honesty In The Time Of Professionalism
Stand Up On The Train
Please, Keep Writing and Teaching [Kick More Ass]
Born To Do This Shit [On Personal Legends and Teaching]
Resolve
When It Comes To Testing, Kids Get Labeled Failures First
Freestyle Week: How Politeness Kills Even The Pretense of Justice
An Open Letter From The Trenches [To Education Activists, Friends, and Haters]
Chesar Chavez, Jesus Christ, and Commitment to Eradicating Poverty [To The Foolish]
Chinua Achebe and Finding The Language For My Experience
Is Education The Same As Schooling?
John Legend and the Well-Meaning Corporatists
Riot When You’re Black, Angry Need Not Apply
Educators, You Might Be A Good, Racist Person Too
A. Phillip Randolph and Who Really Controls Teacher Voice
Quvenzhané Wallis, Matthew McConaughey, and How We See Our Children of Color
On Leadership Through Teaching Others To Lead
On Edu-Blogging While
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[We Ain’t Even Supposed To Be Here]
What If You’re A White Teacher Teaching Black History? [Some Examples]
If You’re Teaching Black History Month This Way, Please Stop
On Writing As Revenge
The Revisionist’s Martin Luther King Jr., “I Have A Dream For Most Of Us”
On National Education Discourse (Ain’t Nobody Got Time For That)
If Every Other Word Out Of Your Mouth Is “Common Core”, You’re The Problem
Style and Substance (or, At Least Three Things You Don’t Say To A Man of Color)
A Spoiler for Frontline’s Michelle Rhee Documentary
Ohhh, Sometimes, I Get A Good Feeling. [Get A Feeling That I Never Ever Ever Had Before, No]
Race and Intellect, or Except for You, You’re The Smart One [Unreleased]
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