“Good” School, or Failing One: Black Parents’ Impossible Choice

Third grade students at the Northwest Elementary school works on a math exercise.

For three generations, my family has wrestled with the same question: How long do you wait for a system that isn’t giving your child what they need? From Jim Crow Mississippi to private school, homeschooling, and an elite public school, education for Black children has always come with a price.

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The Fight for the Black Vote Is Already Underway

Black political organizations and civil rights groups are trying to get better Black voter turnout, especially in the midterm election. The U.S. Supreme Court refused to allow the Trump administration to impose sweeping new restrictions on voting by mail, but this is not enough, and the race to bring Black voters into the midterm election is ongoing.

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