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NEA Professional Learning

Racing Up!: Talking About Race in the Classroom

Talking about racial justice in public education—constructively, honestly, and openly—is difficult.
By: National Education Association
Published: September 1, 2021
This resource originally appeared on NEA.org

At a Glance

As educators, we must continually challenge and dismantle, piece by piece, the structures, policies and implicit biases we all have that prop up white privilege at the expense of students and families of color.

Topics

  • Culturally Responsive Education
  • Positive School Environments
  • Racial & Social Justice
  • Racism & Cultural Bias
  • Student Learning

Outcomes

  • Racial Justice discussion

Details

Audience Role

  • Education Support Professional
  • Higher Education
  • Licensed Educator

Session Length

1 Hour

Session Format

Webinar

Talking about racial justice in public education—constructively, honestly, and openly—is difficult. As educators, we must continually challenge and dismantle, piece by piece, the structures, policies and implicit biases we all have that prop up white privilege at the expense of students and families of color. To do anything less is to deny the world in which our students live, to concede that some students deserve less.

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