66 Years After Brown v. Board of Education, the Work Is More Urgent Than Ever

By By Ace Parsi and Emily Kirkpatrick
May 19, 2020

The 66th anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education decision provides a moment to pause and consider how much work is still needed to provide equitable educational opportunities to every student. School closures and disruption of services due to COVID-19 have exposed a huge number of equity concerns, with black and brown students and their families disproportionality affected by this crisis.

The authors, members of the COVID-19 Education Coalition, assert the need to once again pursue policy changes that can disrupt systemic inequities in education. They present a powerful call-to-action; challenging all educators, district and school leaders, and state policymakers to sign a pledge to ask hard questions and tackle uncomfortable truths so that we can truly provide ALL students with a quality education.

Source Organization: EdSurge

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