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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.

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.

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.

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...

Racial Wage Disparities

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

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

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.

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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