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On episode 11 of the Critically Conscious Classroom, Dr. Tracie Noriega & Anthony Robinson discuss the wide-reaching implications of Mahmoud v. Taylor, the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on religious exemptions from certain classroom materials. What does this ruling mean for practices and for student identity?
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On episode 8 of the Critically Conscious Classroom, Dr. Tracie Noriega and Anthony Robinson welcome Dr. Daryl Camp, superintendent of San Lorenzo USD and incoming ACSA board president to the show. They explore what it means to “lead loudly” and model courageous leadership in politically charged ...
On episode 9 of the Critically Conscious Classroom, Dr. Tracie Noriega and Anthony Robinson sit down with Nicole Anderson, Founder and CEO of Nicole Anderson and Associates Consulting. Together, they’ll explore how educators and changemakers can challenge the status quo and lead with justice, in ...
The Critically Conscious Classroom returns as hosts Dr. Tracie Noriega and Anthony Robinson how the Association of Raza Educators Los Angeles has been supporting students and families in the midst of Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in the city.
On episode 10 of the Critically Conscious Classrom, Anthony Robinson and Dr. Tracie Noriega will talk with professors in the field all about ethnic studies. They'll discuss how the subject saved Tracie's life and why it is sometimes considered controversial.
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