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Yes, even within the realm of special needs education we find racism at work—plucking out special needs white students for services like speech therapy, while denying or abbreviating those same services to special needs students of color.
If you're looking for a new game to play this holiday season, one that will have everyone laughing out loud, try TipOff. This fun, cell phone–based game not only promises good times and a way of connecting with family and friends—it also raises money for scholarships to historically black colleges.
One of the most egregious proposals is the loosening of rules that govern for-profit colleges, which prey on low-income students of color and veterans.
But in North Carolina, where 80% of the teaching corps is white—and less than half of the student body is—not one of the state's 13 historically black colleges were selected to participate in the state's new teaching fellows program, the News & Observer reports.
Black Enterprise's Alfred Edmond Jr., wrote about the significance News One TV to black media in this interview with Martin...
