Diversity/Equity/Race

In a handful of states, students are learning about race and racism, and how it impacts their lives, their learning, and their future opportunities through ethnic studies courses

Conservatives around the country are protesting what they claim is the teaching of a formerly obscure legal theory to America’s schoolchildren and undergraduates

Often overlooked and misunderstood, home economics is about far more than learning to bake cakes or sew lopsided oven mitts, argues education journalist Danielle Dreilinger

The Tulsa Race Massacre’s centennial has recently drawn headlines nationwide, but most Americans never previously learned about the tragic episode

While only 3 percent of the nation’s undergraduates attend Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), they produce almost 20 percent of the nation’s Black college graduates

Legislation banning the teaching of “critical race theory” in schools and colleges is being advanced in statehouses all over the country