The All-White Oscars: Why It Matters To Moms
We couldn’t root for any minority actors on Oscar night, because for the second year in a row, none areRead More…
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I’m a Latina in College: We Have To Fight for Other Students Now
As a freshman in college, I remember being introduced to an organization, Students for Education Reform (SFER, pronounced S-Fer). IRead More…
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School Professionals Don’t Always Know More Than You: Advocate For Your Child
My daughter distorted words when she read. I knew this wasn’t normal but I let one teacher convince me otherwise,Read More…
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What Catholic School Was For My Dad, Charters Are For Me: A Key Choice
Growing up I always went to private schools; for the most part. When I would tell people that I wentRead More…
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A Tia’s Work Is Never Done: Stepping In For My Nephew in Middle School
My oldest nephew Jesse was born 9 pounds and 7 ounces. We nicknamed him Bubba because he was a stockyRead More…
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