A Black Leader’s Role In Education Black SEL podcast

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In this episode, join Kristen as she discusses the importance of culturally responsive education within the African American community and the role of the Black leader in those settings.

Here’s what you can expect:

02:10: What’s new with Kristen and Danger’s of the Mind
02:40: The State of Emergency on America’s Youth
03:30: The History of Black Education
05:25: Who are the Black Leaders in Education
09:30: Why Black Leaders Need to Allocate Funding to Black Providers
11:11: Helping Black Students Navigate White Supremacy
12:00: Emancipatory Pedagogy
14:20: African American Vernacular aka Codeswitching
16:00: A Story of Non-Black Leadership in Urban Settings
19:45: Modeling as Black Leaders

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