White educators working with Black parents: Resistance and trust
How can educators communicate more effectively with parents whose experiences with racist...
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Category: Racial Justice Resources
Curriculum, conflict, and critical race theory
The K-12 curriculum has always been a political battlefield, but recent attacks on critical race...
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Doing equity work while Black in a culturally white district
For educators of color, taking a leadership role in equity initiatives often comes at a price....
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For decades, the Kansas City Star failed to cover district resegregation efforts
Long after the U.S. Supreme Court said it was illegal, the district kept schools segregated, and...
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Structural racism and the urban geography of education
To understand the challenges facing students in big city school systems, pay close attention to...
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A statement from PDK International
During this bitter time, we urge all PDK members to join with their colleagues, friends, families,...
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Supporting Black and Latino boys in school: A call to action
Listening to the voices of young men of color can help educators understand how to help them succeed.
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Choosing integration
Practices like the school choices made every year by millions of privileged White families,...
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Gen Z on race and teaching
PDK’s CEO observes that the incoming generation of teachers seems far more ready and willing than...
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Choosing to see the racial stress that afflicts our Black students
With the right training and greater racial awareness, teachers can help students cope with the...
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Race, power, and minority parent participation
The idea of cultural mismatch is an inadequate explanation for some of the difficulties minority...
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The value of interracial facilitation of racial equity training
To help educators confront biased policies and behaviors, consider working with an interracial...
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