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Artist: Jean-Michel Basquiat

Module 1 Who are we

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I chose this piece because Basquiat's experience with inequities in the white art world parallels the challenges students and teachers face in spaces where they differ from peers and colleagues.

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Artist : Unknown, Module 4 Inequity by design

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I chose this piece for its clear symbolism of educational inequities: the large, sharp pencil represents ample resources for middle-class students, while the smaller, submerged pencil reflects the failing system minorities often endure.

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Artist: Maya Angelou, Module 8 Beyond Safety

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As I reflected on the theme "Beyond Safety," Angelou’s poem came to mind as I believe it embodies the security we want for our students, the freedom to fully claim their identities regardless of race, gender, socioeconomic background.

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"Phenomenal Woman" Maya Angelou, Live & Unplugged 🎙️