High-quality elementary education tailored to the specific needs of African American children focuses on academic excellence while also nurturing cultural identity and fostering a sense of belonging. This approach often includes culturally... Read more »
Oklahoma’s African American educational landscape in 1948, as documented in period newspapers, offers a glimpse into the segregated school system. These newspapers served as vital community resources, chronicling the achievements, challenges, and... Read more »
Decorating classroom doors for Black History Month is a popular practice in elementary schools. These displays typically feature prominent figures, important events, and cultural symbols related to the African diaspora and the... Read more »