Eve L. Ewing

And the reason that there are people in power who don't want us to confront these histories is because they understand that when we do that, it's the first step to all of us working together to be able to frame a future that is more just, that is more liberatory, that's transformative, and where all young people have the opportunity to thrive and celebrate one another and be celebrated.

And the reason that there are people in power who don't want us to confront these histories is because they understand that when we do that, it's the first step to all of us working together to be able to frame a future that is more just, that is more liberatory, that's transformative, and where all young people have the opportunity to thrive and celebrate one another and be celebrated.

That's a very dangerous idea right now. And nevertheless, it's an idea whose time is omnipresent as far as I'm concerned. So what I hope is that people will take an opportunity with this book to have tough conversations, but then to also have conversations about building forward and the ways that we work together to shape the education that we know our young people deserve.

That's a very dangerous idea right now. And nevertheless, it's an idea whose time is omnipresent as far as I'm concerned. So what I hope is that people will take an opportunity with this book to have tough conversations, but then to also have conversations about building forward and the ways that we work together to shape the education that we know our young people deserve.

Thanks, Dana.

Thanks, Dana.