Education

The Flint I grew up in was different. It was much more full of life. Don’t get me wrong, we were still considered poor, but there was something there. A pulse. A sense of community and industry, even as the "last hired, first fired" reality of deindustrialization began to take its toll. We had neighbors, block parties, and a feeling that we were part of a city that, while tough, was still whole.

Leadership requires a commitment to improving staff and products versus micromanaging staff.

Excerpt from aupcoming book that discusses a new way to assess Black students for success that does not include comparing to White students.

Applying for jobs in 2022 feels like a loss before beginning.