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The Critically Conscious Classroom is back as Dr. Tracie Noriega and Anthony Robinson welcome Dr. Christopher Nellum, executive director of EdTrust-West, for a timely conversation on education policy, belonging and advocacy. They explore how policy shapes opportunity for students (03:28), why the current backlash against diversity, equity and inclusion demands courage and truth-telling from educators (14:57), and how families, schools and communities can continue building hope for the next generation (25:02). The conversation closes with a powerful reminder that education cannot become "a side hustle" and why investing in students must remain a national priority (49:19).
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