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THIS EPISODE CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE.
In this episode, I turn the mic on myself dive into my thoughts about where we are as a people. This meditation was more of a meditation on my thoughts and hopefully you all take something away from it. Enjoy.
In this episode, Rachel rants about her work advocating for parent choice and what has led her to that work. She reminisces on her time growing up in Oakland and her love for this city. She also discusses how Black kids deserve better. Take a listen.
Kennan Scott is a mover and shaker on the Oakland education scene. In this rant, Kennan had a lot to say about adult issues infringing on our ability to actually educate Black and Brown kids well here in Oakland. He shares his plans for what he wants to do that would impact students in a positive way.
In this episode, we spend time with Alameda County Board of Education Trustee, Amber Childress as she rants about the need to let children be children and not forcing them to grow up too soon. Take a listen, leave a comment, and share.
You can reach Amber on Twitter: @AmberLChildress and Facebook: Trustee Amber Childress
You can email us at [email protected].
In this episode, Mr. Marquis Evans, 6th and 7th grade Social Studies teacher at Kipp Bridge rants about how to get parents and teachers to partner together better in service of students. He also discusses how he holds his students to a higher standard and how it irks him to see people outside the Black culture lowering standards for Black students. It was a great conversation.
stateofblackeducation.com
Intro Music: T.I. - Go Get It
Outro Music: Jalani - Cameron Crazies
In this episode, Ms. Selena Wilson rants about how the quest for perfection harms Black students. It was a really insightful conversation from an organization that is doing amazing work.
To learn more about the East Oakland Youth Development Center, go to eoydc.org.
Intro Music: I Got 5 On It (Jordan Peele Remix), The Luniz
Outro Music: Redbone, Childish Gambino
Follow SoBEO on Twitter: @SoBEOakland
In our first episode ever we are joined by SoBEO co-founder and Oakland School Board Director, Jumoke Hinton-Hodge. In her rant, she touches on Black girls not getting enough love in education debates, being in directly in the fire to ensure Black kids get educated, and what lead her to this work. Hope you enjoy.
Underbed music: Miss Mary J. Blige
stateofblackeducation.com
Twitter: @sobeoakland
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