The video, which shows the unidentified officer slapping the teenager twice -- loud enough to hear the impact -- before kicking he or she as they walk down the stairs, has prompted the suspension of both officers involved in the incident.
Report shows that Black kids are beat twice as much as their White peers in school.
It's unclear who the students in the dated video are, or if their behavior was addressed by the school. But what this video does show is that teachers do indeed get bullied.
McGraw-Hill CEO David Levin believes his company has done more than enough to fix the erasure of slavery from their textbooks.
An Orange County teacher has filed a lawsuit against her former school claiming she was discriminated against for dating a Black man.
A kindergartner from California was made to switch schools and leave his friends after administrators told his parents his “modern fade” was distracting to other children,…
This brilliant young woman was offered a spot by 26 colleges (and $3m in scholarships) http://t.co/0EcmyRlIPZpic.twitter.com/7PPnrWPf4b“ — Maham Masood (@1mahammasood) June 15, 2015 Black girls…
A solider gave his 8-year-old son a yearbook photo to remember when he surprised him in the most adorable way possible. Army Corporal James Bass surprised his…
Annika McKenzie and her 14-year-old niece have been arrested after assaulting Catherine Engelhardt, a 22-year veteran math teacher at Alverta B. Gray Schultz Middle School…
At only ten-years-old, Esther Okade has begun taking college courses to her Open University undergraduate Math degree. She was accepted as a student after acing an exam and winning…
Black female students are facing two huge institutional challenges as racism and sexism converge in a way that mean stiffer punishments for them. A new…
Man, check out this feel good story I saw on the Huffington Post’s website. An Indiana principal is teaching her students a really important lesson. Nissa Ellet, principal of Heth-Washington Elementary school, sprung into action after noticing that many of her students were coming to school in shoes that frequently needed mending. Ellet tells WAVE3 […]
