Everyday Antiracism: Getting Real About Race in School
by Mica Pollock
Everyday Antiracism: Getting Real About Race in School, edited by Mica Pollock, delivers practical guidance for educators tackling racial issues in classrooms. It focuses on real, everyday strategies to promote equity, challenge biases, and foster inclusive school environments where race is addressed constructively to benefit all students.
About This Book
Everyday Antiracism: Getting Real About Race in School provides educators with actionable insights into addressing racial dynamics in educational environments. Edited by Mica Pollock, the book compiles contributions that focus on everyday practices to promote antiracist teaching.
The work highlights the importance of recognizing and challenging racial biases in school policies, interactions, and curricula. It encourages teachers to integrate antiracism into daily classroom activities without relying on abstract theories.
Through real examples, the book guides educators in creating inclusive spaces where race is discussed openly and constructively. It aims to equip schools with tools for building equitable communities.
Overall, this resource supports ongoing efforts to make antiracism a core part of educational practice, helping to reduce disparities and enhance learning for all students.
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