16 resources on talking to students about police killings and racism

To help educators think about how to discuss these cases and other race-related violence and how to support Black students and other students of color who may be distraught by what they read and see in the media, Education Week has compiled some resources from its archives and elsewhere. They include news articles, opinion essays, and classroom resources from national groups.

https://www.edweek.org/leadership/16-resources-on-talking-to-students-about-police-killings-and-racism/2021/04

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