Linda McMahon Became Education Secretary Without Discussing Schools’ Scariest Issue: Gun Violence
Despite Rising School Shootings, McMahon’s Stance on Gun Violence Remains Unchallenged For almost three hours, Linda McMahon sat through a confirmation hearing... Read more.
Trump’s Education Department Says Book Bans Are a ‘Hoax.’ Teachers Disagree.
In South Carolina and Nationally, the Push Against Censorship Continues Under a Trump Administration That Denies Reading Restrictions Are Happening Originally published... Read more.
Teachers Say Tim Walz’s Education Background Will Be an Asset in the White House
As Minnesota Governor, Walz Has Made Historic Investments in Public Education, a Record His Supporters Say Was Shaped by His Time in the Classroom Originally published... Read more.
Barbie Is the Classic Material Girl. Scholars Say She Represents Much More — For Better or Worse.
For Years, Critics Talked About Barbie’s Looks and Accessories, but Professors Say Her Evolution Reflects Changing Roles and Perceptions About Gender And American... Read more.
Judy Chu — The First Chinese-American Woman Elected to Congress — Reflects on History-Making Career
She Started Out in Politics to Better Represent the Asian-American Community. Thirty-Five Years Later, She Continues To Fight Against Hate and Advocate for the Marginalized.... Read more.
Kimberlé Crenshaw’s Work Was Cut From AP African American Studies. Now She’s Fighting Back.
The Scholar Known for Popularizing Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory Is Spearheading the “Freedom to Learn” National Day of Action To Challenge Censorship... Read more.
After 107 Years, a Latina Will Lead a National Group of School Principals
“I Can Be An Example” Originally published by The 19th We’re telling the untold stories of women, women of color and LGBTQ+ people. Subscribe to our... Read more.