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6 Leaders Pushing for Fair Education – The Windy City Word

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By Aziah Siid | Word In Black | The Sacramento Observer (WIB) – It’s been a tough year to be Black in education. Red states like Florida, Texas and Idaho have passed strict new laws restricting how teachers can teach Black history. Conservative school districts kept important works of Black literature, like Toni Morrisson’s “The Bluest Eye,” off library [...]

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