Category: Educating African American Males
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150 Ways to Show Kids You Care: #104
This is the second post in a series based on the pamphlet “150 Ways to Show Kids You Care” (see previous post for link). I choose one of the items and share how I apply it with my children. Today as my son walked out the door to catch his bus my eyes fell on…
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Memories of a War Veteran..I have not forgotten
Re-posting in memory of my Uncle Bay and all of the soldiers who lost their lives as a result of war. Hoping you all make love and not war your priority this Memorial Day. #loveistheanswer Memories of a War Veteran..I have not forgotten. via Memories of a War Veteran..I have not forgotten.
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Who are you trusting with their brain?
My children started school today, and all around the country there are parents buying school supplies, new clothes, bookbags and countless electronic devices in order to prepare their children for the new school year. We spend so much time and money getting the “things” we need, but what is just as important for me is…
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‘We struggle’: Local African-American leaders say they are ‘desperate’ to save their children
‘We struggle’: Local African-American leaders say they are ‘desperate’ to save their children.
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20 most segregated states for black students
The twenty most segregated states for education, from the American Promise website. The results will astound you!
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Make Summer Learning Fun
It’s difficult to achieve the correct balance between fun and learning during the school year since there is so little time, so I am always searching for ways to incorporate both during the summer months. Rare is the child who actually wants to learn during the summer
Parenting Today's African American Children 