8 Black Hands

The fellas kicked it with Andrew R. Campanella (@andrewrcamp) as we discussed school choice for me and not for thee. This was an empowering show that provided parents with ways to navigate the choice space.

Teaching students in so called "High Needs Areas" should not only be exhilarating, but it should also be an honor for outsiders that those communities welcome in. Dr. Salome Thomas-EL (@Principal_EL) joins and blesses us with his wisdom. The conversation gets heated in a beautiful way. Don't miss this conversation with five passionate Black men discussing how to make things better in education for Black students. 

In this episode, we bring back the legendary Dr. Howard Fuller (@HowardLFuller). We discuss some pressing current events impacting Black folks and the importance of generational cooperation to truly achieve Black liberation through education.

In this episode, we celebrate their 100th episode in grand fashion as we chop it up w/Killer Mike (@killermike) about building Black community which includes Black education and more. You do not want to miss this one! 

One of the things we've reflected on coming up on our 100th show, is how can we highlight more voices by giving them a shared platform to enact change. We are currently in the development stages of creating a network of shows. This show highlights our progress to date by talking to the brand about the brand.

The fellas kick it with DeRay McKesson (@deray) to discuss revolutionary education in the classroom. Looking forward to fruitful discussion.

In this episode, We have @DeAngelisCorey and @NealMcCluskey joining us to help us show parents & the community how to demand education quality even during these strange times in addition to discussing their new book, School Choice Myths.

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In this special episode, the fellas react in real time to Trumpers storming the Capitol, Listen as we process in real time what has just occurred on US soil. 

We should be tired of our 8 million Black children not being a REAL priority in America. What do we mean by "real"? We mean clear, informed, and urgent. Listen to the episode as we define what these terms mean to us going into the new year. We need you all to take the pledge with us. 

In this episode we make our asks (Resolutions) for the 8+million Black kids and the 10+ million Brown kids that need a better education solutions. After that, we engage in a great debate about the best ways to go about ensuring Black and Brown families get the most out of education. Buckle up.

We wish you all a very happy holiday season. For more access, consider joining our Patreon at Patreon.com/8BH.