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Tag: education justice

Some of the posts here are serious considerations of campaign issues. Others are spur-of-the-moment, thinking-out-loud. Still others are just funny. (Well, we think they’re funny.)
Sasha Ritzie-Hernandez, a young Latinx-Afro-Indigenous woman, smiling, wearing a white shirt and black and white checked jacket. She stands in front of an outdoor mural with red lettering that reads Growing our roots reclaiming our Fruitvale. Additional colors in the mural are yellow, brown, green, red and grey.

A New Face for Education Justice

The new Oakland Unified School District Board got off to a rocky start this year. (Stick with me. This is complicated.) In January, the city clerk declared the wrong person the winner of the District 4 election the previous November.

color map of the state of Utah. A silhouette of a fist holding a pencil is superimposed over the map.

Emerging Education Justice Leaders

Last weekend, I met the present and future of education justice in Utah.  Parents, students, organizers and activists came together to find consensus on the most important issues in their communities and build their organizing muscle to win.  My privilege

Blue easel sign that reads Vote Here in white in English and 8 other languages

Parent Power in Education

Originally published in March 2022 Recently, a friend and I were debating the rhetoric around parents’ control over their children’s education. He felt strongly that to give parents a say in curriculum, lesson plans or strategies would be untenable nonsense.