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In the article,  “ Is This What Democracy Looks Like , ” published in our Fall 2011/Winter2012 issue of the Journal of Educa...

Editor:  Readers will remember our article titled, " The Hypocrisy of Racism: Arizona's Movement towards State-Sanctioned Apartheid...

We are pleased to announce that our special issue of the Journal of Educational Controversy on the School-to-Prison Pipeline and the School...

The School-to-Prison Pipeline: A Civil Rights and a Civil Liberty Issue An Editorial Preview of Upcoming Issue The School-to-Prison Pipel...

Editor: As we mentioned in our earlier post, we have supplemented our upcoming issue on the school-to-prison pipeline with a section on the ...

The Journal of Educational Controversy will be participating in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights Conference here in Bellingham, Was...

Editor: In a post below we announced that the U.S. Senate had planned to hold hearings on the school-to-prison pipeline problem.  Monty Nei...

Editor:   We begin the new year with both sorrow and inspiration.   The horrific events   in Newtown, Connecticut brought a deep sorrow ove...

As our readers know, the next issue of the Journal of Educational Controversy will focus on the School-to-Prison Pipeline. We posed the fol...

Editor: Here is a slightly different version of our post below about Bill Ayers.  In it, he asks followers to sign and forward a petition to...

Editor: Readers will remember an article in an earlier issue of the Journal of Educational Controversy by Bill Ayers, entitled, “ Singing i...

September 30th marked the 50th anniversary of the historic desegregation of the University of Mississippi. James Meredith, the student whose...