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9 Books for Black Students to Look Out for in 2025

By Quintessa Williams With the arrival of the new year comes a fresh lineup of soon-to-be-published books that will inspire and educate Black K-12 students...

A Long Overdue Truth About White Women

By Carmen P Thompson Let’s be real — many white women are not friends or allies to Black women. They never have been. That’s the...

20 Inspirational Quotes to Start Black Students Strong in 2025

By Quintessa Williams 2024 was a challenging year for Black students, teachers, and language. Some school districts banned books, others restricted how classrooms discussed Black...

A Rose that Grew in the Northend: Empowering Our Children Amid Destruction: Confronting Domestic...

By Danielle “Dani” Myers Frierson As an educator and mental health professional, my life has been a tapestry of resilience and advocacy, deeply rooted in...

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DESPP COMMISSIONER RONNELL A. HIGGINS REMINDS RESIDENTS TO USE CT SAFE APP TO REPORT...

Recent events in New Orleans and Las Vegas provide another reminder for Connecticut residents to promptly report any suspicious activities they observe. “We are...

CT Residents Refunded a Half Million Dollars in COVID Relief Money!

United Way of Connecticut and their partners’ Get Your Refund CT Campaign helped more than 400 Connecticut families receive more than $500,000 in...

Office of the City Treasurer in Hartford Bridges Gap through Financial Literacy

Former student of Weaver High School participates in the first Bilingual Financial Literacy Symposium in Hartford, CT; Financial Educator NOW a Mortgage Loan...

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Los Angeles Burned, Now They’re Coming For Karen Bass

By Jennifer Porter Gore It was a perfect recipe for a disaster in Los Angeles: 10 months of drought after a summer of record-setting...

“Building the Worlds That Kill Us: Disease, Death, and Inequality in American History” by David Rosner and Gerald Markowitz

Book Review By Terri Schlichenmeyer Get lots of rest. That’s always good advice when you’re ailing. Don’t overdo. Don’t try to be Superman or Supermom,...

Resist! How a Century of Young Black Activists Shaped America” by Rita Omokha

Book Review By Terri Schlichenmeyer Throughout history, when decisions were needed, the answer has often been “no.” No, certain people don’t get the same education...
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9 Books for Black Students to Look Out for in 2025

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By Quintessa Williams 2024 was a challenging year for Black students, teachers, and language. Some school districts banned books, others restricted how classrooms discussed Black history, and others tried to curb...

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