Antonio L. EllisAntonio L. EllisOpinionWhat if Emmett Till Did Not Stutter?Emmett Till was a young boy with dreams, fears, and a stuttering disability.August 6, 2024Opinion70 Years Later: Black Students with Disabilities Post-Brown v. Board of EducationIt is crucial to reflect on the Brown v. Board of Education decision's complex legacy, particularly its unintended negative impact on special education services for Black children.May 30, 2024OpinionRuling on Texas School's Hair Policies: A Setback for Diversity and InclusionBy centering the narratives of individuals who have been marginalized and silenced, we can raise awareness, build solidarity, and galvanize collective action to challenge systemic inequities and promote social change.March 5, 2024OpinionAccessibility and Belonging: Cornerstones of Diversity, Equity, and InclusionWe contend that accessibility and belonging are not mere add-ons to the DEI conversation; they are central to its success.October 22, 2023OpinionThe Resilient Voice of Justice: The Role of the Black Church in Response to the Affirmative Action RulingThe Black Church's role is not merely a historical relic but a dynamic and critical force for change.September 14, 2023OpinionDismantling Disproportionality in Special Education through Archeology of Self FrameworkStudents of color continue to be identified for special education services at higher rates than their white peers.September 28, 2022Page 1 of 1
