Social Power
Over the past twenty years, I’ve developed two theoretical obsessions: the first –personality theory; and the second– the theory of social power. While both come together to help me understand … Continue reading
Pragmatic Progressivism: Bridging the Gap for Equitable Education
This post was originally published on EduMatch.com’s blog. **** Gloria Ladson-Billings, by the research and framing of culturally relevant teaching (CRT), offers educators a rigorous (and reasonable) construct for “good … Continue reading
Fifty- Two
I wasn’t on Facebook last year. I forgot how amazing it is to receive well wishes throughout the day …from the different people of my past who care about me. … Continue reading
Questions
Do you think black people can truly love on/ support each other while trying to have success in a PWI? Is this even a shared value/ commitment? What are the … Continue reading
Empowerment Starts Here 