@MoeNique91@moore_taneshia @DrKatMansfield “In 1886 in New Bern, per-pupil spending at the local public schools was $11 per white student, but $5 per black student-Each race should be responsible for the education of its children.” Sounds a LOT like how today’s property taxes inequitably fund the local schools.
@_brisingletary@moore_taneshia @DrKatMansfield This article points out a disturbing trend that is HARMING our schools and our students! This only widens the gaps, and is inequitable in every way. Focus the funding on our schools and communities that have the most need!!!
@tylerdinkins_ @DrKatMansfield I loved this portrait of a leader! “If we are truly going to make real progress in addressing poverty, then we have to make sure that every school that serves children in poverty is a school that provides them with knowledge and mental training to navigate the world around them.”
@tylerdinkins_ @DrKatMansfield Yes! It is extremely important that student see themselves represented in the curriculum. When they are not, they feel invisible and uncared for. This class should absolutely be a graduation requirement. But most of all, it should be throughout all of the k-12 curriculum.
@tylerdinkins_ @DrKatMansfield I loved this article! It really is so important for students to be able to “see” themselves in their role models. We absolutely need more diversity in the teaching profession. In a faculty of over 50, we only have two teachers of color at my school. TWO.
In schools, black girls confront both racial and gender bias. This one hit close to home for me. #PoliticsOfEducation @DrKatMansfield
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"We cannot address racism until it is named, which is why building awareness is so important."
How does racism in education impact black students?
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According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, EVERYONE has a right to education. It's horrifying to see that right taken away!
@DrKatMansfield #PoliticsofEducation