In today's episode, Ms. Francesca Greenwald is open and honest about living in a house divided on the Black Lives Matter movement. She discusses the steps she took to unlearn what she was taught growing up in order to see the larger picture of today's racial injustice. There is also a special shout out to the Class of 2020 (Ms. Perez may or may not cry...)

In today's episode we speak with fellow co-worker and English teacher Dominque Carlucci regarding her experiences inside and outside of the classroom as well as navigating today's climate being a white female.

Today we hear from Aleah Braxton, a guidance counselor at Overbrook High School whose wisdom about what it means to be a Black woman in America as well as the advice she gives to all educators regarding tough conversations is something that both Melissa and Alexis found astounding!

Part 2 of our episode talking with Mr. Karim Fisher! In this episode, Mr. Fisher talks education and his experiences throughout his career in education as well as the feeling of guilt and identity.

This week we have the honor of hosting Mr. Karim Fisher, who is an assistant principal at Overbrook High School! Mr. Fisher gives insight on various topics including race, social inequalities, his hopes, and dreams for his children as well as students! This is part 1 of a 2 part episode!

In the light of George Floyd's murder, students have reached out to us in distress as well as wondering how they can get their voices across. Over the weekend we were really talking about how we can help our students as well as get our own voices across about the tragic event as well as the uncertainty surrounding the nation at this present moment. In this episode, we discuss the protests, the fear we have for our students, the platform, and responsibility we have as well as questioning an of...