I’m so honored and excited to present at #CBCE23! See you next week when we get busy building the futures we’ve been dreaming of!!! ✊🏾♥️🖤💚
Countdown to #CBCE23 Conference: We're 4 days away, register today!
We have an amazing lineup of educators, leaders, and activists ready to drop tons of gems.
Here's a sneak peek at a few of the sessions.
Register here: bit.ly/RegisterCBCE23
@DrRema @DrMookie19
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
In banning affirmative action, the Supreme Court has *not* banned using race in college admissions. "Race neutral" is a legal fantasy, the latest to conserve racism. As Uma Jayakumar and I write @TheAtlantic, “race neutral” is the new “separate but equal.”
theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
Thanks to the Regulatory Review for putting together an issue on mobility justice and inviting @ssperoni12 & I to write this article linking the concept to school transportation & educational equity. theregreview.org/2023/03/30/…
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
One of the primary ways racist ideas operate today is through double standards, all this criticizing of Black people and praising of White people for the very same behaviors.
I applaud @Reese10Angel for not letting any of this nonsense stop her from being herself—a champion.
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
A lot of people are cheering on Angel Reese BUT they do not like ghetto Black girls, don’t talk to them, don’t listen to them and legit think they are a disgrace to Black people. I see you💫 SHE is a #blackgirlsarefromthefuture A lot of y’all move with the same double standard.
This example in sports is what happens every day in schools. Black girls’ disrespect is assumed illogical, when frfr it be a direct response to the ridiculous conditions we’re made to endure. #clapbacksis
"I'm too hood, I'm too ghetto. Y'all told me that all year. But when other people do it, y'all don't say nothing. So this is for the girls that look like me."
Angel Reese is unapologetically her 👏 @Reese10Angel
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
Why is there a persistent call for successful BLACK WOMEN and GIRLS to “be humble”?
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
There’s nothing like a Black woman being direct to oppressors with receipts to back her words up.
Stop being offended by confident Black women who know their worth and their rights and walk confidently in their professions.
"I'm too hood, I'm too ghetto. Y'all told me that all year. But when other people do it, y'all don't say nothing. So this is for the girls that look like me."
Angel Reese is unapologetically her 👏 @Reese10Angel
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
.@EricaBEdwards, @sarahlenhoff, and I were very glad to contribute to a forthcoming set of articles in @AERA_EdResearch focused on anti-Black racism in education.
Our article looks at how incentivize-and-punish school attendance practices can perpetuate Black suffering.
A new article in @ERjournal_AERA found that district’s attendance policies antagonize Black parents in ways that create psychological and material distress and that educators characterize Black parents as problems they must overcome. journals.sagepub.com/stoken/…
Anti-Blackness functions within and through education policy and practice. @jeremylsinger @sarahlenhoff and I evidence it in attendance policy. Join us in realizing otherwise worlds through abolitionist leadership.
A new article in @ERjournal_AERA found that district’s attendance policies antagonize Black parents in ways that create psychological and material distress and that educators characterize Black parents as problems they must overcome. journals.sagepub.com/stoken/…
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
Hi! My name is Jasmine and I am a PhD student in Counseling and Counselor Education at UNCG! I am recruiting participants for my dissertation study related to Black women’s experiences during pregnancy and childbirth.
4 days left to submit your abstract for a manuscript on Black Joy! Join @Unapologetic35 and I as we promote narratives beyond our pain!
Join @Unapologetic35 and I in theorizing, building, and enjoying Black Joy in urban education! Abstracts due May 14! drive.google.com/file/d/1Rv5…
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
Replying to @EricaBEdwards
@EricaBEdwards & I are facilitating a 3-day writing & wellness retreat to explore the career experiences of Black women K-12 teachers, w/ 10< yrs exp. All expenses paid!
If that's you, or someone you know, check out and complete the questionnaire at storying2stay.com
Excited to share this research offering that I’m developing with @SherellMcArthur. Apply today!
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
Spending on police has outpaced just about every other type of expenditure.
More than health.
Way more than education.
Crime did not grow by 226%. No one feels 226% safer. We have to exit this cycle of pathological spending.
urban.org/policy-centers/cro…
@urbaninstitute
And so the question for educators, Ed researchers and really all of us is: What role(s) do I play in perpetuating harm against Black girls? Thanks @sandylocks for this straight up and down analysis.
How R. Kelly Got Away With It nytimes.com/2021/10/01/opini…
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
Mark your calendars. Make time to attend this event #blackbrilliantandbeautiful – at Bedford Heights, OH
Erica Bree Edwards, Ph.D. retweeted
“A Missouri legislative committee on Monday held a hearing on how educators teach K-12 students about race and racism without hearing from any Black Missourians.”
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