Promoting Racial Harmony
In a recent article, president Obama is cited for creating a racism database that impacts how schools will operate in the future. The database is not limited to schools and will provide the world a geographical view of problematic areas. READ MORE
In a recent article, a UC Berkeley student outlines the many strategies used to respond to the institutionalized racism that has prompted the county into a mode of responsiveness to the many killings of Blacks. Efforts to render racism ineffective READ MORE
In a recent article, parents allege that Brockton Public School officials treat students of color more harshly than White students. A report by the Committee for Civil Rights and Economic Justice revealed that Black and Hispanic students are suspended at READ MORE
In a recent article, Why we can’t educate racism away, the author believes that racism is rooted in a structural problem which will require focusing on the socioeconomic structure that supports racism. He goes on to state that “Wor8king on READ MORE
In a recent article, several strategies were provide for parents who have children who are potential victims of racial bias that results in discipline. The article is a result of the ongoing school discipline disparities between Black and White students. READ MORE
In recent turn of events, the lack of classroom management techniques could be the main contributor to the Jaylen Freyberg shooting. Local Snohomish County Sheriff Ty Trenary has reported that all targeted shooting victims where invited to have lunch with READ MORE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Dr. Derrick L. Campbell, Ed.D. Tel: (856) 566-3267 Email: moreinfo@positiveracialrelationships.com The Classroom Racism Exterminator unveils the Raccelerate Phenomenon September 21, 2014 – (Blackwood, NJ) – The Classroom Racism Exterminator, a leader in eliminating classroom racism, today READ MORE
In the aftermath of the Michael Brown shooting, many concerned citizens have offered many supplements to the Ferguson School District children that range from food to school supplies to counseling for grief or trauma. Another concerned citizen wanted the Ferguson READ MORE
In recent Wall Street Journal article, by Mark Peters and Ben Kesling, the authors emphasize that racial tensions in Ferguson Missouri have existed for decades. Organizations that have attempted to reduce racial tension include People Reaching Out for Unity and READ MORE
As the school year draws near many teachers are considering, what can I do to make my job easier? New teachers may consider, what can I do to ensure that I survive my first year? What can I do to READ MORE