Finding the Courage to Be Specific About Systemic Racism in Education

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Matthew R. Kay
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ASCD Inservice
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Cultural Responsiveness Education Systemic Racism
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Educators are now more than ever highlighting systemic racism and its specific and negative impact on children in the classroom. Read this article for tangible ways to challenge racist school practices and other systems that have sustained inequity when serving school communities.

  Keywords: communication, historical trauma, racism, school, support
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Finding the Courage to Be Specific About Systemic Racism in Education

Educators are now more than ever highlighting systemic racism and its specific and negative impact on children in the classroom. Read this article for tangible ways to challenge racist school practices and other systems that have sustained inequity when serving school communities.

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  https://ascd.org/blogs/finding...
Added on 10/27/2020   ·   Last updated on 10/27/2020