<p>The dominant narrative in public education centers on the belief that racial integration "is the only thing that has ever worked." This simple story about "what works" for Black students whitewashes the long history of independent Black education and its liberationist focus.  Shariff El-Mekki, an independently schooled educator joins us to talk about an alternative view of education for Black children.</p>

The dominant narrative in public education centers on the belief that racial integration "is the only thing that has ever worked." This simple story about "what works" for Black students whitewashes the long history of independent Black education and its liberationist focus. Shariff El-Mekki, an independently schooled educator joins us to talk about an alternative view of education for Black children.

<p>The dominant narrative in public education centers on the belief that racial integration "is the only thing that has ever worked." This simple story about "what works" for Black students whitewashes the long history of independent Black education and its liberationist focus. &nbsp;Shariff El-Mekki, an independently schooled educator joins us to talk about an alternative view of education for Black children.</p>

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We need more crazy negroes if we want to fix education

We need more crazy negroes if we want to fix education