On episode 11 of the Critically Conscious Classroom, Dr. Tracie Noriega & Anthony Robinson discuss the wide-reaching implications of Mahmoud v. Taylor, the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on religious exemptions from certain classroom materials. What does this ruling mean for practices and for student identity?

On episode 11 of the Critically Conscious Classroom, Dr. Tracie Noriega & Anthony Robinson discuss the wide-reaching implications of Mahmoud v. Taylor, the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on religious exemptions from certain classroom materials. What does this ruling mean for practices and for student identity?

On episode 11 of the Critically Conscious Classroom, Dr. Tracie Noriega &amp; Anthony Robinson discuss the wide-reaching implications of&nbsp;Mahmoud v. Taylor, the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on religious exemptions from certain&nbsp;classroom&nbsp;materials. What does this ruling mean for practices and for student identity?

Episode 11: Mahmoud v. Taylor

The Critically Conscious Classroom with Dr. Tracie Noriega and Anthony Robinson challenges the status quo and explores real-world solutions for building equitable schools. Through powerful storytelling and deep reflection, we unpack issues of power, privilege, and resistance—equipping you with the tools to make meaningful change in your school community.

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Episode 11: Mahmoud v. Taylor

Episode 11: Mahmoud v. Taylor