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Vernon Jordan Jr • Vernon Can Read!: A Memoir
We hold that democracy demands equal access to goods, services, and knowledge. The culture of knowledge in America has been a servant of democratic governance. This instrumental view of knowledge meant that three principles would become fundamental to American-style democracy: The press must be free, the government must be open and accountable to t
... See moreAbby Smith Rumsey • When We Are No More: How Digital Memory Is Shaping Our Future
If the student desires to go forth and teach, he will be given a work to do—that is, if he will honestly, sincerely, and intelligently prepare himself for his labors.
Manly Hall • What the Ancient Wisdom Expects of Its Disciples: A Study Concerning the Mystery Schools
Notably, there is no record that any Lutheran minister, representing the city’s largest Protestant denomination—or any other Protestant minister—tried to stop the lynchings.
Robert P. Jones • The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy
By my third semester at Vassar, I learned it was fashionable to call Cole’s predicament “privilege” and not “power.” I had the privilege of being raised by you and a grandmama who responsibly loved me in the blackest, most creative state in the nation. Cole had the power to never be poor and never be a felon, the power to always have his failures t
... See moreKiese Laymon • Heavy: An American Memoir
“When I teach Black Intellectual History, I understand that I am teaching to the students in the room and all of their ancestors. We are all there. On tender ground.”
Becky Thompson • Teaching With Tenderness
America is, in fact, the leading case in point of what may be thought of as the third great crisis in Western education.