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The Real Reason Black Kids Benefit From Black Teachers
As teacher David Jackson explains: “The fact that my skin color matches that of my students doesn’t give me any superpowers as an educator. But it does give me the ability to see them in a way that’s untarnished by…
Read More8th Annual Princeton Book Bag and School Supplies Drive
Princeton Human Services is requesting donations to benefit Princeton children in kindergarten through 6th grade who are low-income and in need of school supplies and new book bags. The supplies needed are listed below. The department is also accepting monetary contributions toward…
Read MoreA College and Klan Traditions
An article about Wesleyan College in Macon, Ga., where traditions of the Ku Klux Klan once played a key role in campus life, includes examples of KKK influence in other higher education institutions in the United States.
Read MoreTrenton’s Midsummer Magic Play Festival, Passage Theatre, June 15-16, 2017
We have been hearing the voices of Princeton High School students. Here is a chance to hear from Trenton Central High School students in a series of plays at the Passage Theatre ( 205 E Front St, Trenton, NJ, (609)…
Read MoreConfronting Racism with Technology: One School’s Story
Inspired by a talk by Not in Our Town presenter and supporter Ruha Benjamin about the ways in which technology facilitates oppression, Minnesota teachers Andy Charrier and Rebecca Bauer developed a program for their students to confront and talk about…
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