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Yohuru Williams
Yohuru Williams
Yohuru Williams is an author, Professor of History and Black Studies, and education activist.
Articles From This Author
Why Teachers Were Martyred in Mexico
By Yohuru Williams
Jun 26, 2016
Wanting "More" from the United Federation of Teachers: A Profile of Jia Lee
By Yohuru Williams
Mar 8, 2016
King Would Have Stood with Striking Teachers
By Yohuru Williams
Jan 13, 2016
Raynette Turner, Sandra Bland and the Invisibility of Black Women
By Yohuru Williams
Aug 12, 2015
Happy Birthday, Living Legend Rachel Robinson!
By Yohuru Williams
Jul 19, 2015
Raising the White Flag: When Microaggressions Become Macroconfessions
By Yohuru Williams
Jun 25, 2015
You’re Nobody Until Somebody Kills You: Baltimore, Race and the Problem of History
By Yohuru Williams
Apr 30, 2015
High Stakes Testing’s Threat to Civil Liberties
By Yohuru Williams
Mar 17, 2015
Black Bodies and the Thin Blue Line
By Yohuru Williams
Dec 4, 2014
Peaceful Protesters Wait on Grand Jury in Missouri
By Yohuru Williams
Nov 23, 2014
Time and Punishment: Why Teacher Voices Matter
By Yohuru Williams
Nov 3, 2014
Beyond 42: Jackie Robinson and the Quest For Racial Justice
By Yohuru Williams
Oct 24, 2014
Astroturf Activism and Corporate Education Reform
By Yohuru Williams
Oct 19, 2014
Teachers Wearing Hate on Their Sleeves
By Yohuru Williams
Sep 8, 2014
Five Stages of Grief: Another Minority Teenager Gunned Down
By Yohuru Williams
Aug 11, 2014
Making Whoopi: Missing the Point in the Tenure Debate
By Yohuru Williams
Aug 8, 2014
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