Black education

Minority students are less likely to have access to advanced math and science classes and veteran teachers. Black students of any age, even the youngest preschoolers, are more likely to be suspended. And students with disabilities are more likely than other students to be tied down or placed alone in a room as a form of discipline.

Meet 12 women of color who pushed medicine, science, and society forward.

As we celebrate "College Signing Day" with Michelle Obama, we're taking a look back at the Black scholars who sought out education by creating their own opportunities at Historically Black Colleges and Universities—paving the way for us today.

10 Black Women's Rights Activists Who Have Changed The Face ...

Celebrate outside this month too! How? Buy from Black-owned businesses amplify Black artists and creatives in our communities and learn of Black historical figures are just a few things to start. Today we recognize HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities). Institutions of higher learning established prior to the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The most notable HBCU is #howarduniversity where our Nation's Vice President #Kamalaharris studied her undergrad. #boldlatina #latinapower #a

A new book by Mark Speltz brings together over 100 rare photographs from the Civil Rights era that show its grassroots actions beyond the South.

I can only remember having two non-white teachers during my time in school. From my early years at underfunded public schools comprised mostly of black and Latino students to my later years at private schools with largely white populations, my…

Download a timeline full of Black History Month facts. This is a free printable educational resource full of important events to study.