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There’s an Obama in Your Classroom

Class rosters don’t tell teachers how to pronounce our students’ names, let alone point out which kids will succeed in life. When students arrive on the first day of school, we can’t look into their eyes or read their palms to predict who will grow up to become a famous writer, doctor, or lawyer and who will spend the rest of their lives bouncing from unemployment to low-paying job.

An Unexpected Lesson in Dealing With Microaggressions

An Unexpected Lesson in Dealing With Microaggressions

Microaggressions have a way of creeping up on you in your daily life and at work. What would you do if some random person decided to command you and your space for no apparent reason? Here is how one Black Enterprise writer handled it.

Passion To Purpose: DLynn Proctor, Sommelier

A sommelier, or wine steward, is much more than a waiter who serves or suggests wines. A sommelier has received specific, intensive training and must display a thorough knowledge of wines, vineyards, geographic regions producing wine, and the grapes--plus other fruits used to produce wines worldwide. They also have expertise in purchasing, recommending, storing, and displaying wines.

Bringing STEM Within Reach of All Students

The 2006 New Jersey Teacher of the Year is revolutionizing the way math and science are taught. At the core is the belief that all children can learn STEM.

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