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Kay Bolden

Chicago
As seen in: Medium, PS, MamaMia, Black Press USA, The Miami Times, Post News Group, The Times Weekly
(She/Her) Writer, Editor, TEDx Speaker, Tree Whisperer #NotGoingBack
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TikToker teaches lessons on Black history

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By Kay Bolden
| The Miami Times Verified
“Black history saved my life” is not just the title of Ernest Crim III’s first book; it’s his philosophy of education and the foundation of his mission to reach and teach Black youth their true history. “It’s long past time for us to start taking control of educating our children at home first, so if they are in one of these schools where books are being banned, or Black history is being ignored or completely erased, they already have a strong base of knowledge,” Crim said.
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TikTok Teaching

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By Kay Bolden
| Post News Group Verified
By Kay Bolden | The Times Weekly While the national push is on to recruit, train and support a new generation of Black teachers, the achievement gap between white and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) students continues to grow. In response, some nonprofits are bringing education directly into community spaces, and inspiring Black students to succeed.
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TikTok Teaching | BlackPressUSA

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By Kay Bolden
| Black Press USA Verified
By Kay Bolden | The Times Weekly While the national push is on to recruit, train and support a new generation of Black teachers, the achievement gap between white and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) students continues to grow. In response, some nonprofits are bringing education directly into community spaces, and inspiring Black students to succeed.
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