Photo by Mitchel Lensink on Unsplash Becoming Agents of Change for Incarcerated Youth: Superintendents Working to Disrupt the School-to-Prison Pipeline by Jacqueline Young, Larry Leverett, and Rachel Roegman The school-to-prison pipeline represents a...
Photo by Marco Secchi on Unsplash *** THE CRACKED EGG by J. Palombo Politics Editor My six-year-old grandnephew Andy found himself in an unexpectedly poignant predicament the other day. While coloring Easter eggs with his grandmother, grandfather, his older...
*** Black With Purple Marbling by Lilvia Soto Contributing Writer Black with purple marbling is what you would expect a typical American teenage girl to choose. That was one of my daughter’s favorite colors when she was an adolescent. Now I have a...
Educated Hope in Dark Times: The Challenge of the Educator-Artist as a Public Intellectual by Henry A. Giroux Guest Contributor Increasingly, neoliberal regimes across Europe and North America have waged a major assault on critical pedagogy, public pedagogy,...
Education as a Weapon of Struggle: Rethinking the Parkland Uprising in the Age of Mass Violence by HENRY GIROUX Under the regime of Donald Trump, the role of education in producing the formative cultures in and out of schools necessary to support...
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