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Addressing systemic racism’s impact on food insecurity.

The organization Feeding America wrote a report visualizing data on food insecurity in the U.S. and how it is impacted by systemic racism.

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Yes, social justice can be a tool to teach California students math.

We can make math education relevant to students by integrating social and racial justice content, improving academic outcomes.

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Racial Segregation in the Bay Area

Students explore both the roots and current realities of racial segregation in the Bay Area through maps, data analysis, and graphing.

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Racial Wealth Gap and Educational Attainment

This week's snapshot comes from the Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Senate. In The Classroom Questions and content to explore with...

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Racial Wage Disparities

Since 1980, productivity has significantly outpaced growth in workers wages, and with wage disparities by race persisting.

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Our Declining Minimum Wage

Students explore how the value of the federal minimum wage has dropped since 1968 and consider how this impacts low-wage workers and their f

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Racial Disparities in Completion Rates During Distance Learning

In schools where most students are Black, Latinx, or Low-Income, completion rates for distance learning were low last Spring.

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Preparing Yourself And Your Students To Explore Injustice

Practices for educators preparing for and engaging students in lessons that explore injustice, violence, racism and other upsetting topics.

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