The Road To Equity‪®‬ Kayren Gray

Mic drop with all the knowledge and insights from my conversation with Mrs. Cook. She stated, "What any nation values is present in its curriculum." She is in the first year of implementing and teaching an African American History course to high school students. In this episode, we discuss the significance of the course, why it matters, and what students are saying. Mrs. Cook described the course as freeing to her students in ways they could not have imagined. Check it out!



P.S. Check out the podcast entitled "KHS Presents: The Pushback" 



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On this episode, we celebrate the voices of women educators, especially black women in education. On this stop, we chat with educator and mentor, Jennifer Lee, who shares with you here experience in the classroom, being a champion for every child, and what it means to lean in. You'll hear THREE lessons she has learned & the importance of creating a seat at the table, TWO strategies to create a more inclusive, welcoming classroom, and ONE challenge to listeners. 

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In this week's episode, I'm chatting with Mrs. Kingery, a teacher and ally in the classroom. She shares THREE ways she has broken barriers to advocate for student voice, TWO important reasons for being an ally and #whynow, and ONE message or challenge to the listeners. Join us as we begin the conversation on #theroadtoequity to identify the significance of allyship in the classroom and discuss strategies and solutions to implement as we challenge the way things have always been done in education. Mrs. Kingery inspires #barrierbreakers to use their voice and create a space where everyone can be who they are and share their story #seen #heard #valued. 



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I'm joined by Andrea Hall - friend, consultant, entrepreneur, educator, leader, mother, and warrior - on this week's episode to identify, implement, and inspire as we share our story, our lived experience as black women. We discuss three important lessons we have learned, two things we are still working on individually and as a society, and one challenge for listeners. When we give others a voice, listen to their story, and create a seat at the table, we realize few things: there is enough room for everyone, we all can learn from each other, and we may have some things in common. After all, "It is not our differences that divide us. It is our inability to recognize, accept, and celebrate those differences." -Audre Lorde



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On this week's stop on #theroadtoequity, I chat with special guest and Barrier Breaker - Aya Eneli. We discuss celebrating Black history and the 2021 theme of the Black family: Representation, Identity, and Diversity. I'm always left inspired after talking with Aya and I know you will be too after listening to this episode. Stay tuned until the end to listen to rapid fire questions with this phenomenal woman! As Dr. Carter G. Woodson stated, "Those who have no record of what their forebears have accomplished lose the inspiration which comes from teaching of biography and history." In the meantime, collect your personal history and write your story on #theroadtoequity!

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Friends, how many of us have them? I'm joined by two dear friends - Toya and Gam! Friendships are complex but valuable to life in ways we chat about on the episode. We discuss friendship - the ups and downs, highs and lows. My goal with each podcast is always to identify, implement, and inspire ourselves, others, organizations, and society to be our better each day. We identify the importance of friendship and meeting people from backgrounds different from our own. We discuss strategies to break down barriers and challenge the status quo in the friendship field. Lastly, we hope to inspire you to learn from others and broaden your network. Tune in to this lively conversation on #theroadtoequity.

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