Teacher Appreciation: Black Educators Who Saved Us

Teacher Appreciation: Black Educators Who Saved Us

Source: Afro Newspaper/Gado / Getty Throughout history, Black educators have played a vital role in shaping minds, breaking barriers, and fighting for equal access to education. Their dedication went far beyond the classroom, often intertwining with activism, leadership, and community empowerment. Here are seven influential Black teachers whose legacies continue to impact, inspire and thrive today. 1. Mary McLeod Bethune (1875–1955) With only $1…

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