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Recently I had the opportunity to stand on a bridge where the Pacific Ocean, a freshwater stream, and natural hot springs intersect. As...

As my school explored women’s history, students were asked, Who is a woman who makes a difference? Children shared the names of many...

To celebrate Women’s History Month, I wanted to honor the many women who fought for the right to vote in the U.S. If you’re like me, you...

Lubna and Pebble Watching the attacks happening in Ukraine is leaving many (including me) struggling to find the right action. Do we...

Between now and April 19th Folks of Color In Schools will celebrate picture books. I often share with students that we give picture...

Ellen McGirt calls herself a journalist who writes a newsletter. She curates stories on race for Fortune Magazine in the newsletter...

As we begin 2022 we are still facing: a global pandemic that has an apparently more contagious variant (Omicron), uncertainty in schools...

Marvel movies and television programs are a thing in my family. We watch them, discuss them, and await the latest installments. One...

“On May 25, 2020, when George Floyd was killed, that was something that changed every person. Whether it was folks for the first time who...

Note: The following blog was written by Dr. Bramlett in December of 2020. In this sixth month period articles and op-eds seemed to...

In February we celebrated the life of my 89-year-old father who recently died and in March we celebrated the thirteenth anniversary of my...

The New Year is a meaningful time for me. I have spent years celebrating the New Year with my beloved family of choice which includes my...

In August Veronica Chambers published her book Finish the Fight: The Brave and Revolutionary Women Who Fought for the Right To Vote. It...

As we begin this school year, that has been labeled as unprecedented because of the multiple pandemics that are currently taking place,...

Last August Ibram Kendi published his memoir/guide to antiracism, How To Be An Antiracist. In recent weeks post the extrajudicial murders...

The COVID-19 experience reveals that schools can be incredibly responsive in a crisis. As schools have shifted to remote learning, some...

I love news and information! I read the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and my local paper religiously. I am that mom who...