A Michigan teacher resigned after school district officials slammed her Black Lives Matter curriculum suggestions for Black History Month. For three years, special education teacher Katelyn Thomas has taught grades one through five. She says that she suggested the Black Lives Matter curriculum to Mason Public School district leaders in …
Read More »Utah School Faces Backlash For Allowing Students To Opt-Out Of Black History Month Curriculum
A Utah charter school is facing backlash after announcing on Friday that it allowed parents to opt-out of Black History Month curriculum. The Hill reports that Maria Montessori Academy Director Micah Hirokawa announced in a post to the school’s private Facebook page. Hirokawa said in his post that “a few families” asked …
Read More »Keke Wyatt Faces Backlash After Seemingly Attacking Pro-Blackness And Comparing Black Mixed-Race Oppression To The Black Community
Keke Wyatt is getting dragged on Twitter after she seemingly attacked pro-Blackness and compared the Black community’s oppression to the Black, mixed-race biracial community. On Tuesday, the ladies of Fox Soul‘s “Cocktails with Queens Hosted by Claudia Jordan” discussed a video posted online by Milan Christopher‘s live stream of “The …
Read More »Black History Month: What Will Your Legacy Be?
As we all know, February marks the formal celebration of Black History Month. What you may not know is that before there was a designated month to celebrate the culture, people, achievements and contributions of African Americans, Carter G. Woodson launched “Negro History Week” in 1926. However, it wasn’t declared …
Read More »Ballerific Kicks: Nike’s 2019 Black History Month Collection
Black History Month (BHM) is just a few days away and Nike is ready to set the tone for 2019 with its BHM themed collection. The collection was inspired by “an assortment of national African patterns, brought together onto modernized prints in a theme of Afro-futurism in sport,” according to …
Read More »NYU Issues Apology to Students After Black History Month Menu Includes Watermelon and Kool-Aid
President of New York University, Andrew Hamilton, has issued an apologetic statement to students after controversy transpired at the school concerning their insensitive food choices for one of the dining halls menus for Black History Month. Last week, the dining hall served a menu based on racial stereotypes, which included …
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