Black Americans had hoped that justice in the form of quality education would come roaring like a powerful rainstorm after a thousand-years drought.
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The complex lens of justice in America
Black Americans should reclaim our communities’ self-image by any means necessary
machine that ships a few bright kids into middle-class schools while abandoning the majority of minority kids who must navigate through crumbling buildings and outdated textbooks.
Six Years since Sandy Hook
The views expressed in this article are those of Nate Morris, senior editor of The Black Wall Street Times, alone and do no necessarily reflect the views of the organization as a […]
U.S. Senator “jokes” about public hangings and voter suppression on hallowed ground where lynchings took place
By: Nate Morris, senior editor Cindy Hyde-Smith, sitting U.S. Senator from the state of Mississippi, found herself in the midst of a late-election scandal this week after she was caught on video […]
Reaffirming our support for Angela Graham – the best choice for the people of District 66
TULSA, Okla. — Angela Graham is a fierce Deborah Brown Community School early childhood educator who deserves recognition; she’s also running for House District 66. She hopes to represent the constituents of […]
Graham says, “SQ 801 allows rich districts to get richer and poor districts to get poorer.”
One child should not get a lower quality of education than another because property taxes took a dive for a couple years.
Tulsa Public Schools leaders send letter opposing city council’s proposed truancy ordinance
Tulsa Public Schools superintendent Deborah Gist along with Board of Education President Suzanne Schreiber and Vice President Cindy Decker sent what some are calling an “unprecedented” letter to members of the city […]
