What white colleagues need to understand

This article from Learning for Justice (formerly Teaching Tolerance) addresses the burden placed on teachers of color to support students and lead anti-racist efforts. It also offers suggestions for white educators, stories of white educators who are doing the work, and helpful tips (that white teachers and allies may want to print and post for their own reference).

https://www.learningforjustice.org/magazine/spring-2020/what-white-colleagues-need-to-understand

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