In this episode, we discuss what we do during Black History to inspire others.

In this episode, we unpack the AP's decision to gut its African-American history course at the behest of the threats and actions of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

We decided to revisit the Jackson, Mississippi conversation because America has a short attention span when discussing the poor and disenfranchised.

In this episode, we discuss NAEP scores, but in a nuanced, balanced kind of way.

In this episode, we shine the light on the environmental racism currently happening in Jackson, Mississippi. The water is brown/Black, and its giving Flint, Michigan vibes.

In this episode, we pay particular attention to higher ed and its role in preparing teachers for inner city teaching positions.

In this episode we discuss how exploitation can sometime be cyclical.

In this episode we discuss how proximity to whiteness does not automatically equate to success for anyone, and how the actual acknowledgment of such practices require further examination.

We ran the gambit of current issues of importance in the Black community, from Monkey Pox to MiAKAS. Hold on to your seats for this one.

In this episode, we discuss a myriad of topics from the pink sauce, to in-service teacher training.