“First we oppress them, then we get mad if they say they’re oppressed and then when they say they were a part of American history, we deny them.”
Georgetown sociologist Michael Eric Dyson, on denying the histories of people of color, in American public schools.
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YES. Ethnic Studies are not just for people for color. As a matter of fact, ‘ethnic history’ does not just refer to...
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I went to a high school were 100% of literature in English class was about white people and written by white people and...
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